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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1998

Page

10

Outlaw TV campaign ads and keep radio only says Bob Greene

Chicago Tribune columnist Bob Greene argues that political advertising should be banned on broadcast television and moved to radio. He urges laws requiring three minute spots with the candidate speaking solo and no music, to curb manipulative, repetitive imagery in campaigns.

New farm labor reform aims to end illegal work practices

Senator Gordon Smith of Oregon champions a bill to replace the Bracero and flawed H-2A systems with a US worker first approach. The plan would require domestic recruitment, offer primary rights to American workers, streamline the visa process, raise wages, provide housing or allowances, cover transport, and extend protections to all farm workers.

Senate America United States Delores Huerta United Farm Workers of America Huerta Department of Labor U.S

Where's the remote, people say Congress hides from view

An excerpt from a Los Angeles Times Syndicate piece recalls a House session last Thursday where the public’s expectation for accountability was raised. The quote frames a friction between lawmakers and voters as citizens seek more visibility and connection with their representatives.

House of Representatives

Quote snippets from U S Senate remarks on accountability

In a collection of remarks the speaker criticizes political leaders and taunts opponents. The text references an upcoming election on November 3 and mentions accountability, a Roman proverb about Caesar, and a comparison to Bill Clinton. The tone is partisan and pointed, with suggestions of voter revolt and honesty debates.

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