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Klein also faced criticism that technology improves so quickly the legal system cannot keep pace--changes in web browser and software technology may render any Microsoft remedy obsolete as soon as it is implemented...
...decides to appeal, the full labor board in Washington will hear arguments and render a final judgment...
...continue to raise rates? The Fed plainly is paramountly concerned that rising stock prices are creating such a glow around the nation's dinner tables that a family spending barrage is about to render household goods scarce and send consumer prices spiraling through the roof. It's an interesting theory. It's also a leap that could shut down the expansion prematurely and tarnish Greenspan's sterling reputation--potentially derailing Al Gore's presidential train, much as a weak economy did George Bush...
...trial of the four officers who shot Diallo, a jury of 12 honest citizens heard the evidence and concluded that the men were not guilty of murder. It is uncommon for 12 people to render a bad verdict when all the evidence is presented correctly. By definition, that is justice in America. What kind of justice is sought by people who marched in the streets protesting the verdict? Do they want everyone tried in the court of public opinion? I hope not. ROBERT DAWSON Conyers...
...character, if not in his cause, was Robert E. Lee, who after his considerable loss, was exhausted and without an income. An insurance company offered him $50,000 (easily a million today) to use his name. Lee said, "I cannot consent to receive pay for services I do not render," and eventually accepted the presidency of small and impoverished Washington College, which became Washington and Lee after his death. For what he told the insurance company, he could be put to death today...