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This past primary season, many people had perceptions of Senator John S. McCain (R-Ariz.) that were simply laughable. Some thought that he was pro-choice. Others thought that he was the more "liberal" of the two major Republican candidates. But at least everyone knew the one crucial thing to understand about John McCain: His alleged genuineness. The opposite of the fast-talking politicians, McCain was a maverick and someone who spoke from the heart with his "straight talk." But a May 9th smoke-filled room summit with Republican nominee Texas Gov. George W. Bush may finally reveal the truth...
First, in the age of the Internet, censorship is increasingly a private rather than public function. Legislators, such as Senator John S. McCain (R-Ariz.), who advocate requiring public libraries and other entities receiving federal funds to install "filtering" software are--deliberately or not--working to create a privatized censorship structure in which companies like Mattel do the censoring...
...please believe that the majority of us wish our Congress and other public officials had the same moral character he has. How greedy can people be? Everyone knows the stock market is overinflated, but these whatchamacallits hate for anyone to rain on their parade. A. ANTHONY RETT Green Valley, Ariz...
...automatically nervous in the presence of the police. Rulings that allow an officer's personal reaction to replace probable cause (the long-standing basis for stop-and-search actions) have led to more stops, more unjustified searches and ultimately more abuses. TIM ANDERSON Tempe, Ariz...
DIED. FRED KELLY, 83, Broadway dancer and choreographer who taught his brother Gene to tap dance, gave ballroom-dancing lessons to Queen Elizabeth and helped a young John Travolta learn how to swivel his hips and improve his strut; in Tucson, Ariz...