Strong U S Russia ties fuel cautious diplomatic push
The editorial argues for a continued U S Russia dialogue despite occasional disagreements. It notes decades of tension giving way to cooperation in the 1980s, highlights Russia's democracy push and a recent Chechnya cease fire, and urges a summit to pursue further progress in trade, security, and political solutions.
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Letters urge overhaul of Savannah River Site leadership
A reader argues for sweeping SRS changes including removing Westinghouse, abolishing the DOE, and transferring staff to the DOD. The letter supports making the site a national technology center and criticizes current programs, urging focus on cost effective, non defense related work and safer, meaningful projects. It calls for renewed leadership and pride for SRS employees.
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Third party or independent bid looms in unsettled 1996 race
Political pros sense a growing if rough consensus that an independent run may occur in 1996. Figures like Perot Powell and Jackson fuel speculation, but consensus on mechanics remains elusive. Clinton's mixed approval, Dole's polarizing potential, and a volatile climate keep the two major parties on edge.
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Burden on Grandparents Grows Amid Welfare Debate
Orlando Sentinel editorial by Myriam Marquez argues that millions of grandparents raise grandchildren due to parental issues and warns that the House welfare reform plan could cut aid, raise hardship, and force older adults to absorb caregiving costs.
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