Doubts about cybersmut regulation and the First Lady mistake
Miami Herald columnist Leonard Pitts reflects on Child Online Protection Act and the limits of law to constrain online pornography. He recalls misdirected searches toward a real White House and a simulated adult site, questioning enforcement, border issues, and parental control.
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Iraq Liberation Act critique urges against arming Iraqi opposition
A U S House plan to spend 97 million to arm Iraqi opposition to topple Saddam is criticized as ill advised. The piece warns of unreliable groups, potential escalation, lack of Saudi and Jordanian input, and possible undermining of UN sanctions. It urges Congress to abandon the venture and draw lessons from past failures.
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Clinton worries about appearances in Paula Jones case
President Clinton resists settling the Paula Jones lawsuit citing appearances. His lawyers argue a $1 million payoff could imply guilt, while a $700,000 offer might still suggest wrongdoing. Settlement aims to curb impeachment exposure and Lewinsky deposition issues, amid questions about fundraising and past denials.
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Tyson Money and Recovery In Nevada Boxing Hearing
The boxing world seeks Tyson's return as Massachusetts General doctors declare him sane. Tyson faces IRS debt and lawsuits while Magic Johnson pledges money management guidance. He adds a psychiatrist to his team and asserts no financial problems now as promoters eye big purses.
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Trafalgar Victory and Notable 1805 Event Anniversary
On this day in 1805 Horatio Nelson led the British fleet to victory over a combined French and Spanish force at Trafalgar. The date also marks Buddy Holly’s last NYC recording session in 1958 and Ferdinand Marcos and Imelda Marcos’ 1988 indictment in New York. Includes birthdays of notable figures and a weather note from Elko, Nevada in 1958.
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