Clinton book handoff as national ad for publishing house
A Chicago Tribune column notes Hillary Clinton habit of carrying her book in public turns every walk into a promotion for the product. The piece argues this displays American salesmanship in politics and media, likening it to free media and aggressive marketing tactics. Bob Greene observes this phenomena as a reflection on modern publicity strategies.
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United States
Hillary Rodham Clinton
Clinton
Hitmen discuss proper murder code in Columbus Dispatch column
In a Columbus Dispatch piece, hitmen Ice Pick and One Eye critique criminal standards while discussing the Perzigian case, al Majid family, and Saddam Hussein defectors. They contrast professional norms with sensational public perceptions and warn about flawed tactics and media sensationalism.
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Tce Pick
Harry Perzigian
Ice Pick
al-Majid
Hugh O'Connor
Carroll
Hugh
Perzigian
O’connor
One Eye
Saddam Hussein
Ornorata Societa
San Quentin
Exiles face clash between policy and protest at sea
The piece cautions that Cuban exile groups planning ships and planes near Cuba risk worsening U.S. policy. It notes President Clinton’s Coast Guard orders to keep protests peaceful and underscores the need for Washington led talks to adapt to possible Castro regime change while acknowledging Florida influence.
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Miami
Calle 8
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Clinton
Coast Guard
Cuban
March 4 1996 history and notable birthdays
On this day in history, notes recall presidential inaugurations from 1789 to 1933 and Hank Gathers death in 1990. Celebrities born or linked to March 4 include Vivaldi, Knute Rockne, Jane Goodall, Kevin Johnson, and Evan Dando. Taft inauguration greeted by over nine inches of snow in 1908.
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United States
George Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Antonio Vivaldi
Cagimuir Palasta
Knute Rocins
Charles H. Pores
Sam Makeba
Jane Goodall
Hank Gathers
Loyola Marymount
Knute Rockne
Willam Howard Taft
Washington, D.C
Law on spousal testimony in domestic violence cases sparks debate
A Maryland case illustrates the shift as Felicia Moon testifies against her husband Warren Moon under a new rule revoking spousal privilege. Proponents argue victims must not be silenced while critics warn of increased risk to witnesses. Experts urge better police work and victim protection alongside any legal change.
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Warren Moon
Texas
Moon
Warren
O.J
Tealled
Carole Alexander
House of Ruth
Alexander
Baltimore
Maryland
Young
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Mike Harden
Columbus Dispatch
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Heil Tmean
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