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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1999

Page

17

Enduring bigotry surfacing in public letters and names

Leonard Pitts laments a rise in open racism as readers sign their bigoted views with names and contact details. He cites Rebecca from Pasadena and national figures like Trent Lott and Louis Farrakhan, arguing that hate speech has gained mainstream legitimacy. He urges widespread accountability, civil courage, and active rejection of racism across communities.

Rebecca Pasadena Calif Jose Texas California Becky Senate Trent Lott Council of Conservative Citizens White Citizens Councils Louis Farrakhan

Texas politics and legal war echoing in nation

Monicas deposition reveals a president apology letter. Starr may indict the president and faces contempt charges for leaks. OJ Simpson speculation, Texas tops national death penalty, Bush calls himself compassionate conservative as debate swirls. Referee coins tossed. timing of acquittal versus indictment remains uncertain.

Ken Starr Senate Starr

Obsessed GOP Do your jobs before the clock runs out

Congressional Republicans face a Clinton friendly budget scene and a slow, divisive campaign. They failed to pass 13 appropriations bills by mid September, forced a massive 420 billion omnibus on Oct 21, then lost seats and barely held the Senate. The piece urges duty and timely action.

Clinton Congress

Monicagate and the rise of a new journalism era

Daniel Schorr argues that Monicagate marked a shift to entertainment driven news where sex and rumor trumped restraint. He recalls past newsroom boundaries, cites Watergate era ethics, and warns that media and politicians now manipulate each other for ratings and power.

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