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...Pennsylvania's Arlen Specter of the Senate subcommittee on Labor, Health and Human Services offered to add $40 million more. Soon after, as the new a.p.a. chairman, he flew to Puerto Rico and helped raise $600,000 at a benefit. Last week he was host of the Paralympics in Atlanta. Next week he addresses the Democratic National Convention with a nonpartisan appeal for research support...
...America will never become Beirut because its people will not let that happen. The spectators in Atlanta gave this country its greatest hope." JOAQUIN RUGGLES Lafayette, California...
...Americans are distressed by the domestic terrorism that occurred in Atlanta, but not all Americans are surprised by it, especially not older "people of color." I remember hearing my mother speak of barns and stores and homes "down South" that were burned and dynamited out. Domestic terrorism plagued our communities even during World War II. With the arrival of the civil rights era, things escalated. I am saddened for our country in this Olympic year. I am sorry to welcome you to the Domestic Terrorism Club, but some of us Americans have been unwilling members of it for a long...
...ATLANTA: Richard Jewell, the security guard under investigation for the bombing at Centennial Olympic Park, has passed a lie detector test but remains under FBI suspicion. The test was administered by Dick Rackleff, a former FBI agent now in private practice, who said in a press conference Tuesday that there was no doubt in his mind that Jewell had no knowledge about the bomb. "Jewell's attorneys are growing more and more smug and their rhetoric is getting stronger," says TIME's Greg Fulton. "The FBI continues to say that they are waiting for additional forensic results. But they have...
...ATLANTA: Richard Jewell, the security guard under investigation for the bombing at Centennial Olympic Park, has passed a lie detector test but remains under FBI suspicion. The test was administered by Dick Rackleff, a former FBI agent now in private practice, who said in a press conference Tuesday that there was no doubt in his mind that Jewell had no knowledge about the bomb. "Jewell's attorneys are growing more and more smug and their rhetoric is getting stronger," says TIME's Greg Fulton. "The FBI continues to say that they are waiting for additional forensic results. But they have...