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Two constitutional amendments and a question go befor voters. The first amendment permits public officials to serve in the military reserves and the militia. That is only fair. The second amendment puts circuit court clerks under the rules and budget of the judiciary, which is where they belong for efficiency and uniformity. The question on the ballot asks voters if they want a convention called to rewrite the state's constitution. The last such convention failed, teaching the lesson that reform of the document is better done piecemeal by the voters.

Don't worry, Jim; if that question comes up I'll just confuse them. — President Dwight D. Eisenhower's response to presidential press secretary James C. Hagerty regarding the use of atomic weapons against China during the Formosa Strait crisis in 1955 An Associated Press article with a Washington dateline from Jan. 18, 1955, announced that the White House had authorized television and newsreel cameramen to "make sound movies of...

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With 100% of precincts reporting Question A: Community development loan. $26 million for community development projects. Yes ........... 113,516 ........ 85% No ............ 19,979 ........ 15% Question B: Economic development loan. $18.5 million for economic development projects. Yes ........... 110,543 ........ 83% No ............ 22,046 ........ 17% Question C: Parks loan. $3 million for improvements to recreation and parks facilities. Yes ........... 128,586 ......... 91% No .....

Sam Perlozzo, Orioles manager Do you have any comment on the steroid story that came out today? Not really. No one's asked me any questions about it, and I really don't have anything to say. We're going about our business like we always have. Someone else can take care of that.

ONTARIO, Calif. -- For entertainment and suspense, it's hard to beat one of Bill Clinton's unscripted meetings with voters.Danger lurks in every question, every answer. One bad mistake, and the presidential candidate could tumble into an abyss of controversy.It has been months since reporters asked Mr. Clinton so-called character questions, but at a forum in Seattle on Saturday night, a man demanded to know whether Mr. Clinton had been unfaithful to his wife, a question that dogged the Democratic candidate early in the primary campaign.

HYDE PARK, N.Y. -- It does not take much to derail a freight train. Just a small bump in the rail bed or a little debris on the track will sometimes do it.And the faster the train is going, the more high-powered it is, the greater the chance for disaster.Take the Bill Clinton juggernaut that is now roaring its way around the country. The purpose of the trip is to sell Clinton's new economic plan through a series of carefully planned stops:Bill Clinton arrives late at night in rural Chillicothe, Ohio, where a thousand people are waiting for him in sub-zero cold.

Lyndon K. Wilson left for Vietnam on Nov. 19, 1968. His son, Spc. Thomas J. Wilson, left to help fight the war in Iraq on Nov. 19, 2004. That coincidence of the calendar is not the only similarity in their military service, the father says. Lyndon Wilson remembers stacking sandbags in unarmored military vehicles three decades ago to better protect against enemy gunfire or land mines. His son bluntly asked Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld this week why some troops now are using scrap metal to fashion "hillbilly armor" for their trucks.