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...were able to speak with people from Philadelphia, Detroit, Oklahoma...Young and old, middle-class, working-class, upper-class, we were all there for one common purpose.... We all looked different; people had dreads, braids, weaves; everyone looked so different, but yet, we were the same.... I wouldn't miss it for the world.... It's something I can tell my children about...
...schools." All the same, when the House voted earlier this month to approve a Republican proposal for a $7 million voucher plan for Washington--a basket-case system where by some calculations 40% of the kids drop out before high school graduation--just one black member supported it, Oklahoma Republican J.C. Watts. The D.C. project, which offered up to $3,200 in tuition assistance apiece to 2,000 of the city's 78,000 public school students, had been approved earlier by the Senate. But there it fell two votes short of the 60 it would have needed to block...
...good rapport with the audience, who were ready to hang on every note. After a congenial introduction, Redman uncapped the mouthpiece of his tenor saxophone, counted off and launched into an animated rendition of "Surrey With The Fringe On Top," a familiar tune from the Rodgers-Hammerstein musical Oklahoma...
...Beat Auburn 24-10 7. Washington 5-1 Beat Arizona 58-28 8. Tennessee 5-1 Beat Alabama 38-21 9. Ohio St. 6-1 Beat Indiana 31-0 10. Washington St. 6-0 Beat California 63-37 11. Auburn 6-1 Lost to Florida 24-10 12. Oklahoma St. 6-0 Did not play 13. UCLA 5-2 Beat Oregon St. 34-10 14. Kansas St. 5-1 Beat Texas A&M 36-17 15. Michigan St. 5-1 Lost to Northwestern 19-17 16. Georgia 5-1 Beat Vanderbilt 34-13 17. LSU 5-2 Lost to Mississippi...
Earlier this year, The Dallas Morning News published a story saying Timothy McVeigh had told his defense team that he bombed the Oklahoma City federal building, and that he intended to leave a "body count" in order to "make our point" to the Federal Government. In your story naming the Morning News one of America's best papers, you assert that publishing that story constituted some kind of journalistic faux pas. I find that assessment as puzzling as it is unsupported by fact. The Morning News story was accurate, the documents it quoted were legitimate, and the reporter engaged...