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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1997
Page
10
The statement argues that crises justify violence and urges a total rejection of incitement and war. It frames commitment to peace as requiring a complete forswearing of violent or provocative options in negotiations.
Israel's prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu, in his first year leading Likud, faces criticism for go it alone governance while balancing Oslo commitments. He defends moving toward a steadier peace process, cites early troop withdrawals and prisoner releases, yet rouses Palestinian anger with settlement plans and conflicts with Arafat and U.S. allies.
A timeline covers May 1996 to May 1997 detailing Benjamin Netanyahu s narrow defeat of Shimon Peres and his turbulent first year as prime minister. It notes a diverse governing coalition, meetings with Clinton, settlement moves in the West Bank and Gaza, clashes with Palestinians, riots, Hebron redeployment, Bar-On controversy, and U S efforts to revive the peace process.
A humorous, gender based essay argues women are generally saner than men. It cites examples of male risky behavior such as paint clad outdoor stunts and lawn mower racing to claim fewer wars and fewer violent pranks would occur if women led nations.
In a humorous take, Dave Barry asserts that many women shop for clothes with aims beyond fit, suggesting retailers use broader goals than proper tailoring. The piece probes stereotypes in consumer behavior and fashion marketing.
Humor columnist Dave Barry riffs on shopping wars between men and women over clothing sizes. He contrasts male pragmatism with female fixation on 19 year old sizes, sparking mall mischief and marital satire, ending with a playful business idea and a note on his Miami Herald role.
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