Editorial: Roses and raspberries and a deer rescue
The piece lauds retiring No. 31 Vic Janowicz at Ohio State University and notes his Heisman year in 1950. It also rails at census nonrespondents while praising Ohioans who did return forms, warns of $27 million for in person follow ups, and ends with a walleye fisherman who saved a deer from Lake Erie, though the deer later died.
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Ohio State University
Vic Janowicz
Elyria High
Ohio State
Penn State
Janowicz
Lake Erie
Vermilion
Olympic Ups and Surprises Stir Patriotism in U S Fans
The piece argues American teams face setbacks in Sydney soft ball and basketball against Lithuania while noting China and Eastern Europe emerge as threats. It celebrates home-team support and predicts new American champions in various sports, highlighting Brandi Chastain and colleagues nearing women’s soccer gold.
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Sydney
Lithuania
China
Europe
France
Brazil
Brandi Chastain & Co
Minneapolis Star Tribune
Letters to the Editor on religion politics and charity edge
A set of editor letter opinions cover Lieberman and Kennedy religious influence in elections, Cheney conservatism and Gore polling shifts, and a call for patches recognizing youth service to the disabled or elderly. Personal anecdotes illustrate helping strangers, offering praise for proactive kindness and planning for future need.
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Lieberman
Denis
U.S
Bush
Dick Cheney
John Kennedy
Joe Lieberman
Jfk
Born-Alive Infants Protection Act faces House vote
The House Judiciary Committee approved H.R. 4292, the Born-Alive Infants Protection Act of 2000, on a 22-10 vote. The bill would define infants born alive at any gestational age as persons under law and prohibit killing once fully outside the mother, prompting debate over Roe v. Wade and partial-birth abortion implications. It cites cases, testimony, and opposition from NARAL and abortion-rights advocates, with uncertain Senate prospects.
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Judiciary Committee
Congressional Quarterly
Charles
Canady
Florida
States
District of Columbia
Supreme Court
Harry Blackmun
Nebraska
Jill L. Stanek
Jerrold Nadler
New York
Nadler
National Abortion and Reproductive Action League
al Gore
NARAL
Roe
Helen Alvaro
National Conference of Catholic Bishops
Senate
Clintons and cover-up blamed as Ray says evidence lacking
Ca1 Thomas argues in a Washington column that Robert Rays conclusion on the Clinton era shows not exoneration but a vast cover-up. He cites charges of lawbreaking, jury pool biases, and political stonewalling by Clinton allies and media commentators.
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Robert Ray
Bill
Hillary Clinton
Arkansas
Washington
Clinton
Susan McDougal
Webster Hubbell
Clintons
Richard Nixon
Ray
Washington, D.C
White House
in-Justice Department
al Gore
Court of Public Opinion
Bill Clinton
Democratic Party
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