Democrats embrace original intent in Bork backlash
Charles Krauthammer notes Democrats now defend original intent as a constitutional measure, reversing 1987 attacks on Robert Bork. He argues Democrats shift to a Borkian stance while claiming consistency in upholding founding-era interpretation over modern claims. The piece contrasts past charges against Roe v. Wade with current impeachment rhetoric.
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Pulitzer Cartoonist Don Wright Joins C T Lineup
Two time Pulitzer Prize winner Don Wright brings political cartoons to the C T lineup via Tribune Media Services and The Palm Beach Post in Florida where he has drawn since 1989. Wright began editorial cartoons in 1963 at the Miami News and has earned the Overseas Press Club Award five times and the Reuben Award twice. He has won the Robert F Kennedy Memorial Journalism Award, Sigma Delta Chi Award and David Bankley Award and written three books. He and wife Carolyn live in Florida.
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Pulitzer Winners in Cartooning Highlight Richard Locher and Mike Peters
Richard Locher, Chicago Tribune illustrator and Pulitzer Prize winner in 1983, has work featured in Life Time Newsweek and appeared on major shows. He mentored Chester Gould and is published by Tribune Media Services. Mike Peters of Dayton Daily News, Pulitzer winner in 1981, created Mother Goose & Grimm and authored 22 books. He distributes cartoons through Tribune Media Services and resides in Sarasota, Florida.
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Chat Room Shows Uncensored Voices On The Internet
Dayton Daily News columnist D. L. Stewart critiques early Internet chat rooms by recounting a trip into a sports finance chat. The piece mocks viral jargon and illustrates a chaotic real time exchange among users debating teams, players, and costs of access.
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Valentine’s Day 1999 Highlights and Births
On February 14 1999 notable events include Jacqueline Kennedy's one hour White House tour in 1962 and Daryl Dragon wed Toru Tenilie in 1974. Births feature Frank Harris Jack Benny Mel Allen Hugh Downs Florence Henderson Donna Shalala Carl Ramstein Gregory Hines Jim Kelly Molly Ringwald. In sports Al Hill scored in Flyers 6-4 win over the Blues in 1977. Quote: To love and be loved is to feel the sun from both sides.
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Acquittal Sparks Talk of New Impeachment Moves
Henry Hyde critiqued the process with a sharp quote as acquittal looms. Washington press suggests if Janet Reno orders Ken Starr fired, Bob Barr will push articles against the president. Clinton aides deny targeted strategy while the president plans fundraiser appearances amid the aftermath.
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