Arm Bosnia says Khalilzad urges strategy shift
Zalmay Khalilzad argues the United States must change course in Bosnia to prevent a two front war with Kosovo. He urges immediate arms and training for Bosnian fighters, continued embargo tightening, and use of Islamic states to fund arming a safer negotiated outcome. He warns Milosevic seeks regional dominance and a broader war. He cites Afghanistan as precedent.
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U.N
European Community
Slobodan Milosevic
Bosnia
Kosovo
Milosevic
Serbia
U.S
Afghanistan
Nationwide state laws rush to patch economy this midnight
Editorial notes hasty new statutes across states respond to economic woes with varied approaches. Iowa enacts instant sales tax and aims to curb spending, while Minnesota, New Jersey and Pennsylvania target health care funding or costs. The piece warns such patchwork risks long term effects and urges a uniform federal plan under President-elect Clinton.
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Iowa
Minnesota
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Bill Clinton
New Dan Quayle Center and Museum to Open in Huntington
The Dan Quayle Commemorative Foundation will convert a Christian Science church in Huntington into a Quayle Center and Museum opening by May. It will house artifacts including Quayle’s Little League uniform and law school diploma, with plans for lecture space and a gift shop. The project cites a growing following and compares Quayle to Indiana’s four other late presidents.
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Huntington
Ind
Dan __ Quayle
Quayle
Huntington College
Dan Quayle
Indiana
Schuyler Colfax
Ulysses S. Grant
Thomas A. Hendricks
Grover Cleveland
Charles W. Fairbanks
Theodore Roosevelt
Happy tale of self promotion and political turns
The columnist notes governors who appoint themselves to the Senate rarely win elections. He details Kentucky figure Happy Chandler who shifted from governor to baseball commissioner to politician, facing mixed success. Headlines honored his six baseball years rather than two decades in office.
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Theo Lippman Jr
Ann Richards
Senate
Lloyd Bentsen
the Treasury
Richards
A.B
Chandler
Happy
Kentucky
Alben Barkley
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
Landis
White House
Harry Truman
Truman
Harry
Sen
Barkley
George Wallace
George
Buy American column argues for wealth through U S manufacturing
The guest column criticizes overseas stuffed supply chains and NAFTA, arguing wealth comes from production not services. It cites Mexico Taiwan Indonesia wage levels, cites Nike and TV production, and urges Congress to enforce uniform taxes and duties to restore U S jobs and wealth.
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Marvin Hoppenworth
USA
Mexico
Indonesia
Washington
United States
Canada
Nike
Taiwan
Ington
Japan
Clinton Little Rock
Congress
NAFTA
U.S
Reagan
William Brock
USTR
Carla Hills
Linn Williams
Julius Katz
Hoppenworth
Pacs
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Mark Bowden
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