United Way in Lorain County Sets 1993 Goal at 3.8 Million
United Way of Greater Lorain County advances a 1993 campaign target of 3.8 million dollars, higher than last year’s 3.429 million but modestly above the prior goal. The editorial notes recovery from the eighties, ongoing cost containment, and leadership under Minnie Taylor while urging careful monitoring of United Way of America reforms and planning a September 8 campaign start.
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Lorain County
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Minnie Taylor
United Way of America
Bible Believer Responds to Facinelli Column
The writer challenges Paul Facinelli and his May 12 column, defending Bible believers against atheists and skeptics. He argues scripture is for seekers and believers, not those who claim to know all answers, and urges a library or Christian bookstore for resources. He urges humility and faith as paths to truth.
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Mr. Facinelli
God
Doctors Come Under Fire As Health Reform Debates Rise
The Chronicle outlines looming adversaries in health reform with Hillary Clinton targeting insurers drug companies and doctors. It argues doctors deserve compensation for demanding high training and expertise, predicting physician exodus as reforms begin amid demonization.
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Hillary Clinton
Ihare
Clinton
America
Newsweek
Real Anita Hill book debated by critics and rivals
Clarence Page notes how David Brock's The Real Anita Hill faces sharp pushback from Jane Mayer and Jill Abramson of The Wall Street Journal. They contest Brock's central claims, point to misdated memories, and argue that his conclusions collapse when evaluated against the record and transcripts. The piece frames ongoing controversy as two reporters pursue a fuller, rival accounting.
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New Yorker
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Yale Law School
California
Thomas
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FBI
Mayer
Abramson
Angela Wright
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
Orwellian rights debate on discrimination and equality
Charley Reese argues against special treatment for gays and other groups, saying rights are already equal and criticizes doublethink and newspeak. He cites Civil Rights era progress for Black Americans to claim current calls for “more equal” status amount to government mandated discrimination.
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Orwell
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