Anac March 19 2003 Almanac Highlights Sports and Births
The page notes 1966 NC A A C champion Western defeats Kentucky as the first NCAA team with five African Americans. It lists historical dates from 1963 to 1977, quotes, and birthdays including William Wyatt Earp William Jennings Bryan Philip Roth and Bruce Wilts with moon phase between March 18 and 24.
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Touar
Western
Kentucky
Cobgrone
Joe
Parsons
Tha
Mary Tyler Moore
Stow
Hbarty
William Wyatt Earp
Jennings Bryan
West
William Jennings Bryan
Moon Pola
Philip Roth
Bruce Wilts
War of words as lawmakers clash in Iraqi talks satire
The piece documents a caustic exchange among political figures including Hillary Clinton John McCain and Bill Clinton mocking rhetoric about Iraq and domestic policy amid the Arab summit context. It concludes with a spoof signature from Lenore Skenazy and a garbled New York Daily News address.
Hardball on Iraq and U S credibility in wartime
Zev Chafets argues post-9 11 America must project power to win respect from Middle East actors. He urges Bush to deploy decisive force to depose Saddam Hussein, build civil order quickly, and demand global legitimacy through action rather than coalition dependence.
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George Bush
America
Middle East
Saddam Hussein
Baghdad
Iran
Syria
Saudi Arabia
Bush
United States
Iraq
Republican Guard
France
Cameroon
Chile
North Korea
White House
Bush divisive stance tests unity as Iraq war looms
Marie Cocco argues the nation remains split along party lines over Bush's Iraq policy. Republicans back action without UN approval while Democrats and independents show mixed or opposing views, risking a partisan war that hinders broader consensus.
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Fiorello LaGuardia
Bush
United States
Iraq
Saddam Hussein
America
CBS News
U.S
United Nations Security Council
Washington Post
Andrew Kohul
Pew Research Center For the People and the Press
Bill Clinton
Clinton
Bosnia
Buss
Vietnam
Muuch
Truth of Roger Coleman's Execution and DNA Doubt
Leonard Pitts argues that advances in DNA testing could determine whether Roger Coleman, executed in 1992 for a 1981 rape and murder, was innocent. He notes inept defense and prosecutorial weaknesses and urges Virginia to test again to reveal the truth and confront capital punishment’s flaws.
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Roger Coleman
Coleman
Virginia
Wanda McCoy
John Tucker
Pope John Paul II
Mother Teresa
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New York Daily Net
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George Pataki
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