Wallenberg’s fate clarified by Russian admission after decades
The Soviet Union officially acknowledged that Raoul Wallenberg and his driver were unjustly imprisoned and died in custody, a 50 year delay in truth. A joint Russian Swedish panel will report Jan 12, seeking details on why Wallenberg was arrested and how he died. This admission challenges Soviet history and highlights ongoing concerns about diplomatic immunity and justice.
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Zee Free Press Editorial Staff And Page Roles
The Zee Free Press lists its publisher Duane K. McCallister editor John Pea and editorial page editor Barry Bridges among the newspaper's leadership.
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Statement on Freedom and Self Rule
The text proclaims that peace starts with individuals and that readers should promote and preserve freedom. It argues people are endowed with rights to life and property, independent of government, and defines freedom as self control. It frames freedom as both a right and a risk to be taken.
Gazette Feedback Guidelines and Contact Information Summary
The Gazette invites concise letters under 300 words with signature address and daytime phone. Letters may be edited for length and taste. general-interest topics only. poetry or consumer complaints not published. Monthly limit per writer. Readers’ Voice award selects monthly winner. Address submissions to The Gazette office or via mail, fax, or email. lists local and national representatives with contact details included.
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Powell's Iraq stance as he backs Bush secretary bid
The piece notes Gen Colin Powell's warning about Saddam Hussein as he backs Bush's secretary of state nomination. It discusses Gulf War outcomes, sanctions, and calls for a reenergized coalition while contrasting Bush and Clinton policies and questioning how Powell would pursue Saddam. The analysis highlights US ties with Israel and Arab states amid waning support for sanctions.
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Red Cross marks year of service and need for support
Joe Pearson notes Gaston County American Red Cross successes during 1999 2000 including 14 709 CPR first aid trainees 9 490 pints of blood 437 marrow donor typings 744 emergency messages for armed forces and families and youth programs The chapter relies on United Way and private contributions with 430 volunteers urged to support the charity and its disaster response and preparedness efforts
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Alice in Florida spin and the election bias debate
Thomas Sowell argues the media ignored Florida court overreach in the 2000 election and that both state and federal courts created a dangerous precedent by altering vote counts. He defends Bush's legitimacy citing constitutional procedures and compares past presidents who won without a popular vote.
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Wall Street Journal
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Alice In Wonderland
Thomas Sowell
Gastonia
Hoover Institution
Stanford University
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Citizen vows boycotts over drug smuggler game ad
A parent complains about a PlayStation game titled Smuggler's Run in a DC comic back ad. He argues such games normalize drug smuggling and violence, brands Sony as morally corrupt, and declares a Christmas and long-term boycott of Sony products.
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