Supreme Court upholds protection for opinion in libel cases
Opinion writing in book reviews faces strong protection as the Supreme Court leaves intact a ruling that The New York Times could not be sued by author Dan Moldea for a critical review. The court sustains a standard of supportable interpretation for criticism, shaping press freedom and defense of reviewers.
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Malden Vs. New York Times Co
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Abner Mikva
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Clinton economic gains and job growth highlighted
The article touts President Clinton and Democrats in Congress for revitalizing the economy. It cites over 35 million private sector jobs created since Clinton took office, including 2 million in 1993, and a goal of eight million more in four years. It notes construction gains through June 1994 and wage improvements across new jobs.
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Clinton backs small business relief and tax cuts
The president promotes expanded credit access for small firms, signing the Small Business Guaranteed Credit Enhancement Act and offering tax cuts for over 90 percent of such businesses. It highlights a three year R&D credit extension and a capital gains tax cut for small business investment. The text also argues against taxing food and urges a Yes vote on Issue 4 to stop wholesale food taxes.
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Columbus
Beverage tax costs state residents seventy million a year
The soft drink levy enacted by the state years ago costs consumers about 70 million dollars annually. A possible workaround exists that tests the state constitution's prohibition on certain taxes.
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Winree
Rules for letters to the editor at the Chronicle-Telegram
The Chronicle-Telegram outlines letters to the editor policies. It requests contributors include signature, full home address, and telephone number for verification. It provides mailing and fax details and notes editing for brevity accuracy and clarity.
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Macronel
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Oberin
The sex education debate and its failures
Cal Thomas analyzes Barbara Dafoe Whitehead’s Atlantic Monthly cover story criticizing comprehensive sex education. He notes its New Jersey model promotes abstinence marginally, emphasizes condoms and abortion, and argues knowledge alone fails to reduce teen pregnancy or STIs, urging moral framework and religious instruction.
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Washington
Disney park pullout savors Civil War battlefield fate
Sandy Grady argues Disney withdrew from a plan for a Virginia theme park near Manassas to protect historic sites from “eraser glitz.” He notes the Third Battle of Bull Run and nearby landmarks would have suffered, preserving past over profits and urging locals to accept history over flashy development.
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Lincoln
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Washington, D.C
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Maryland
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Richard Moe
America
Michael Eisner
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