Kosovo winter respite shows NATO unity amid Milosevic stalemate
The United States pressured Slobodan Milosevic into withdrawing Serb forces from Kosovo, securing a temporary lull before winter. NATO air power backed the move while OSCE monitors and unarmed observers prepare to oversee the region as refugees grow to 200,000, with the EU pledging support.
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Seattle Times
Supreme Court to rule on student drug tests in clubs and rights
The piece argues the Supreme Court has not taken a case challenging drug testing for student participation in school clubs. It notes current legality in Indiana and Wisconsin, the Seventh Circuit's stance, and recalls past rulings on athlete testing. It warns of broader implications for rights and public safety.
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Wisconsin
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Someon
Seniors medical freedom case to be heard by federal appeals court
The Oct 23 hearing in Washington will decide if Medicare rules force seniors to use government channels for doctor services. The Balanced Budget Act Section 4507 bans private pay with two year Medicare practice loss, prompting USA and ACLU alliance against federal limits. The Heritage Foundation writer cites similar programs, urging repeal via the Medicare Beneficiary Freedom to Contract Act.
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Great Britain
United Seniors Association (USA
Washington
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Clinton
Congress
USA
United Seniors Association
Donna Shalala
US District Court
Thomas Hogan
Jon Kyl
R-Ariz
Bill Archer
Texas
Bill Thomas
Rcalif
America
Ethics gap widens as many admit unethical acts at work
Gallup and Yankelovich surveys show nearly half of workers admit unethical or illegal on the job in the past year. Many say they would report higher ups, but others would look away or quit. Regional and gender patterns emerge with more men and rural residents facing ethical pressure.
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Gallup
Yankelovich Partners
Yankelovich
Midwest
Religion and science clash over creation in Aiken letters
Erika L. Klipa argues that melding biblical creation with evolutionary theory is impossible. She defends a literal Genesis, cites Psalm 33 and Genesis 2 7, and warns that attempting to knit both views fails.
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Jastrow
Erika L. Klipa
Aiken
Dale Stephens Campaign Endorsement Letter
The author endorses Dale Stephens for Aiken County Council District 5 and urges voters to support him on November 3. The letter stresses Stephens as honest loyal and hardworking and mentions he is the writer’s father in law. It invites readers to vote for Stephens and notes contact details for letters to the editor.
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Aiken County
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