Saudi Arabia proposes peace plan ambiguity unsettles Middle East
The Saudi Crown Prince Abdullah presents a vague plan calling for Israel to withdraw to 1967 lines and accept a Palestinian state while Saudi Arabia would normalize ties and possibly recognize Israeli sovereignty in parts of Jerusalem. The proposal, seen as potentially aimed at buying time, echoes past efforts and faces doubts about credibility and regional adherence.
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Saudi Arabia
Abdullah
Israel
Jerusalem
Orward
Mideast
Saud
United States
Riyadh
Syria
Wye Plantation
America
Fahd
Anwar Sadat
Providence Journal
Allen Standard Publisher Staff Roles List
A roster lists key personnel at Allen Standard including Scott B. Hunter as Publisher Ento Jeffrey B. Wallace in advertising, Art Zappa as Advertising Director, Ellen C. Priest as Managing Editor, Timothy E. O Briant as Production Director, Phillip Yates as Circulation Director, Deborah Dyches as Systems Manager, and J David Boyd as Business Manager.
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Scott B. Hunter
Ento
Jeffrey B. Wallace
Art Zappa
Ellen C. Priest
Timothy E. O'Briant
Phillip Yates
Deborah Dyches
J. David Boyd
United Way of Aiken County marks 50 years
John W. Paveglio reflecting on eleven years as a United Way volunteer, noting COMPASS launched in 2001 to assess needs, the ongoing volunteer review process, and a 50 year history of raising over $50 million for health and human services as the community celebrates a half century.
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United Way
Aiken County
Aiken
Roland Windham
Mr. Windham
Roland
Compass
Opinion: Amtrak reform risks wasteful subsidies and private options
Gabriel Roth and Carl Close argue against ARC plans to keep subsidies for Amtrak and core infrastructure. They compare rail to roads and air, note heavy federal support and political obstacles, and suggest private operators could run profitable routes without taxpayer funding. They warn subsidies distort competition with airlines and buses.
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Congress
Amtrak
Amtrak Reform and Accountability
ARC
America
Pas
Guilford Transportation Industries
Department of Transportation
East
Australia
Japan
New Zealand
Fall of Saddam Sparks Baghdad Dancing and Global Reassessment
Robert Zelnick argues that Saddam Hussein’s fall would trigger celebratory dancing in Baghdad and a broader shift in international stance. He notes potential NATO support, regional caution from Saudi Arabia and Turkey, and a unified focus on curbing weapons of mass destruction alongside terrorism.
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Baghdad
Saddam Hussein
Syria
Iran
NATO
Iraq
North Korea
al Gore
Taliban
Iraqi National Congress
Moscow
France
Dhahran
United States
Saudi Arabia
Osama bin Laden
Turkey
Europe
Sinai
Vietnam
Israel
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National Railroad Passenger Corporation
Federal Commission
Gabriel Roth
The
Independent Institute
Carl Close
Robert Zelnick
Hoover Institution
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