Reluctant defender on Clinton impeachment and a child’s question
Barbara Brotman reflects on William Bey Summers the eight year old Chicago boy who wrote to Henry Hyde after his parents punished him for lying Brotman uses the incident to explore the impeachment saga and the adult need for context fairness and accountability while noting the public spectacle and the moral complexity involved William will go down in history as one of the few presidents impeached and the column questions why the president can avoid punishment while a child cannot
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Congress hears case for Kosovo deployment
NATO led force could last three to five years with up to 4000 American troops to enforce a peace accord in Kosovo. The Clinton administration presented a draft plan giving Kosovo self governance while allowing limited Serbian presence. Benchmarks for troop withdrawal were proposed as talks pressure Serbia to engage.
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Arafat Wins Pledge Of Closer U S Ties
Palestinian Authority President Yasser Arafat won assurances of closer U S Palestinian relations including expanded trade and exchanges in science and culture. The Clinton administration signaled intent to deepen ties with the Palestinian Authority amid cautious optimism about the new openness.
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Arafat backs peace process after talks with Albright
Arafat pledged to fulfill Palestinian obligations under the stalled peace accord with Israel and avoided committing to a unilateral state declaration in May. He spoke after a 40 minute meeting with Secretary of State Madeleine Albright, insisting on continuing the peace process.
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Gazette backs sustainable farming with soybean ink
The Gazette highlights commitment to the future by using soybean ink for agricultural promotion. It notes printing on recycled newsprint and invites readers to recycle newspapers at City Carton, 4250 Sixth St. SW, or at their nearest recycling location.
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Correction: Misidentified children in Gazette photos
The Gazette corrects misidentifications on pages 1A and 1B. On 1B, the caption should read that Teacher Sue Duggan plays with Elli Abel, 4, while Holly Klinger, 4, watches a preschool activity at Bethany Lutheran Church on Tuesday. The paper will publish corrections for accuracy.
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