Demi Moore film plan spurs Navy aid and political digs
Chicago Tribune columnist Michael Kilian suggests President Clinton used Demi Moore to influence military film cooperation. He notes Navy support for Top Gun era productions and mocks the idea of Demi leading a Navy SEAL unit in G I Jane while lampooning White House handling and historical precedents.
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Why little guys are important to market stability
The editorial argues that a strong jobs report should boost small investors who buy during downturns, stabilizing markets, while big traders chase quick gains. It notes 705000 new jobs spurred fears of fewer Fed rate cuts, triggering selling by large traders, yet small investors bought, helping a partial market rebound. The piece cites Gary Indiana’s Post Tribune as the source.
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This Day In History March 20 1996 Highlights
Today features the 80th day of 1996, notes on the 1995 Tokyo subway nerve gas attack with 12 killed and 5,000 injured, birthdays of figures like Pat Riley and Bobby Orr, Roberto Clemente's 1973 Hall of Fame election, and a quoted proverb about love and business.
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Roberto Clemente
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Mark Russell on politics and society trends
The writer notes Steve Forbes spent about 400000 per delegate while Pat Buchanan paid twenty per pitchfork. Census officials predict half the population will be white by mid century. The Denver Nuggets and Mahmoud Abdul-Rauf issue is noted as settled. A non believer sang the National Anthem during mosque prayers.
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Pat Buchanan
Denver Nuggets
Mahmoud Abdul-Rauf
Dancing Bear Lives Within a Cowboy Crowd
Dallas columnist Jim Wright fondly recalls MGM musical moments at everyday scenes and a famous halftime twist by Miss Bubbles Cash at the Cotton Bowl. He blends personal reminiscence with playful tributes to Judy Garland Fred Astaire and Donald O’Connor, ending with reader contact for the Dallas Morning News.
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