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Even Democrats were crying foul. "It was the worst sort of gutter politics and gay baiting," says Bob Fitrakis, Kasich's 1992 Democratic opponent. And the gay community in Kasich's congressional district also sensed an invitation to gay baiting. "It's disappointing to see it from a party that has been the most progressive on the issues," says Phil Martin, president of Stonewall Union, Ohio's largest gay-rights organization, which counts Ruccia as a member...
...reported private favors of "The Corporate Dole" are of a different nature. Unless the Republicans can show in each of the reported cases that the public at large benefited from the privileges granted to private enterprise, these transactions look blatantly unethical, and the monies involved have a foul smell. When the Christian Coalition supports the party and the candidate and strenuously advocates the safeguarding of "values," one may be justifiably disgusted at the whole political process. SOLOMON BENZIMRA Toronto Via E-mail...
...remember growing up in Yankee Stadium, and appreciating it more with every season. I always had my left-handed glove, and the hope that I'd catch a foul. I learned how to keep score, and I watched everyone rise and fall as the game neared the ninth. Though I didn't catch a ball, I always took home pieces of every game...
...Harvard defense thought that some foul had been called and stopped playing; Husky attacker Alison Sharpe knew better...
...house, my concerns began to go away. When I got to Pfoho, rather than passing individuals talking about the intricacies of agrarian democracy, I saw two children skateboarding--accompanied by their mother, riding a BMX dirt bike. As an added bonus, there was no Au Bon Pain with its foul coffee anywhere within the range of my senses. I began to understand the subtle advantages that came with having some distance from the Square...