Editorial: Our troubles grow in Iraq
An editorial argues Iraq's deterioration continues after Gulf War terms. It notes Saddam Hussein tests sanctions by restricting arms inspections and access to sites, warns of bioweapons risk, and urges the US to consider unilateral pre emptive air strikes to show resolve.
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Pope
Bill Clinton
Iraq
Saddam Hussein
Republican Guard
Saddam
United Nations
Richard Butler
New York
Tel Aviv
Riyadh
United States
William Safire
Lida Burns Remembered For Ties To Aiken Publishing Legacy
Lida Burns of Greenwood, died Jan 23 after residing there since a 15 year old marriage to attorney Howard Burns. Her family long ran Aiken papers, with Alva Lorenzo and James Byrnes guiding the Journal and Review. She taught in Aiken Day School and belonged to local churches.
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Lida Burns
Greenwood
Howard Burns
Aiken
Alva K. Lorenz
U. S
James F. Byrnes
William Buck Sparkman
Aiken Day School
Sparkmans
St. ‘Thaddeus Episcopal Church
Burns
Episcopal Church of the Resurrection
Julian Salley Jr
Clinton delivers State of the Union amid Lewinsky scandal
President Clinton uses his address to Congress to outline 1998 proposals and rally support while facing intense scrutiny over the Monica Lewinsky matter. Allies defend him as Republicans demand tax cuts and scrutinize trust in government amid ongoing grand jury inquiries.
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White House
Clinton
Congress
America
Capitol
Monica Lewinsky
Senate
Trent Lott
Hillary Rodham Clinton
Whitewater
Kenneth W. Starr
Lewinsky
al Gore
Richard M. Nixon
Watergate
American Union
Nixon
Feminists Silent On Lewinsky Case Draw Fire
The piece criticizes NOW, the Feminist Majority and the National Women’s Political Caucus for not supporting Monica Lewinsky amid the Clinton sex scandal. It questions whether feminist leaders would act similarly if Clinton were a CEO or foreman and argues their silence reveals politics over principles.
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Patricia Ireland
Eleanor Smeal
Anita Hill
Washington
National Organization For Women
Feminist Majority
National Women's Political Caucus
Monica Lewinsky
Clinton
Paula Coughlin
Navy
Bob Packwood
Lewinsky
White House
Oval Office
Linda Tripp
Pentagon
Robert Bennett
Tripp
Kathleen E. Willey
Willey
Bill Clinton
Ireland
Smeal
Clinton’s Defiant Denial Signals Standoff With Starr
President Clinton sharply denied having a sexual relationship with Monica Lewinsky and said he did not tell anyone to lie. James Carville framed the fight as war against independent counsel Starr, signaling a strategic shift to a prolonged political battle amid ongoing leaks and depositions.
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Washington
Clinton
Monica Lewinsky
Kenneth Starr
Lewinsky
Linda Tripp
James Carville
NBC News
Meet the Press
Friends of
Independent Counsel
Carville
Starr
Jesse Helms
Whitewater
White House
United States
Muhammad
Ali
Gennifer Flowers
Moscow
London
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