Editorial Urges US Tack on Hussein to Protect Middle East
The editors urge decisive U S action against Saddam Hussein to defend Saudi Arabia and protect global oil stability. They argue diplomacy failed to curb aggression and warn of widespread economic and geopolitical harm if war is delayed, calling for a multinational response.
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Bush urges protection of Saudi Arabia amid Iraq threat
The president argues the nation should back U S action to defend Saudi Arabia from potential Iraqi attack. He appeals for public support while criticizing oil profits and urges exploration of affordable alternative fuels to lessen dependence on Middle East oil.
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Crisis in Pakistan Overshadows Kuwait Invasion Turmoil
The article discusses Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto's dismissal by President Ghulam Ishaq Khan with army backing, citing threats to democracy in Pakistan. It notes corruption and violence, regional tensions with India, and suggests the United States should press for constitutional norms and a prompt vote of confidence.
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Air strike urged to deter Saddam and defend world order
Yehoshafat Harkabi argues an early punitive air action against Iraq is necessary to deter Saddam Hussein and preserve the post Cold War world order. He warns a blockade is insufficient and highlights risks to Middle East stability and Arab Israeli peace efforts with Jordan and Israel central to the outcome.
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Iraqi aggression may soften the S and L crisis
Eugene Donati argues the Kuwait invasion by Saddam Hussein could ease the savings and loan crisis by lifting oil prices and reviving energy markets. He notes many S L losses stem from speculative real estate built during energy booms and warns the RTC to price foreclosures carefully amid volatile prices.
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Durenberger and Frank Reprimands Highlight Capitol Hill Review
The column recalls the 408 to 18 vote reprimanding Barney Frank and the 96 to 0 denunciation of David Durenberger. It details Durenberger’s pseudo books published by Piranha Press and ill got gains from outside stipends, noting ethics concerns and party reactions. It predicts committee positions and re elections ahead.
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Right and Clear Punctuation Advocates Reform
A compact argument urges simplifying punctuation to enhance readability. It cites examples from a Navy recruitment sign and a national newspaper to illustrate how erasing unnecessary marks can prevent confusion and improve flow in lists and phrases.
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