Clinton Doctrine in Bosnia Draws Sharp U.S. Critique
Anthony Lewis, writing for the New York Times, argues the Clinton administration’s half measures in Bosnia reveal a retreating foreign policy. He likens U.S. hesitation to Munich and warns that lifting the arms embargo and limiting air strikes emboldens Serb aggression, harming NATO aims and Europe’s post Cold War stability.
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United States
Clinton
Peter Tarot
Warren
Bosnia
Gorazde
U.S
Air Administration
Munich
Neville Chamberlain
Europe
Anthony Lake
NATO
Harry Truman
Gerarde
Duke of Bourbon
Henry the Fifth
Agincourt
Cartoon mocks Cobain. critics call it tasteless and inaccurate
A Mike Ritter drawing on Kurt Cobain provoked backlash for misrepresenting the singer and his death. Critics say the piece clumsily conflates drug use with discrediting his artistic impact, calling for respectful treatment of Cobain’s legacy.
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Mike Ritter
Kurt Cobain
Cobain
Love and tolerance in faith in a Tribune reflection
A Tribune reflection argues that love requires correcting religious error rather than tolerating sin. It compares religious intolerance to serving poison as food and says true love warns others. It asserts the first commandments center on love and that God is not tolerant toward sin, provided a path out through Jesus Christ.
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Lawn Griffiths
Jesus Christ
Tasteless attack on Steve Wilson sparks reader letters
Readers respond to a Republic columnist's remarks on Justice ad 8. The letters praise humility and meticulous reporting, mention writer's name, and provide contact details Box 1847 Mesa AZ 86211 or fax to 196-6362.
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Steve Wilson
Republic
Mesa
Soviet spy Sudoplatov reshapes Cold War history claims
Time magazine excerpts argue Sudoplatov's memoirs cast doubt on the line between heroes and traitors in U S and Soviet intelligence. The piece notes his role in Trotsky's assassination and discusses possible Soviet moles around FDR, including Lauchlin Currie and John Franklin Carter, prompting reevaluation of liberal and conservative icons.
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CIA
Joe McCarthy
Roy Cohn
Whittaker Chambers
Richard Jolliettes
Stalin
Pavel Sudoplatov
Special Tasks
Leon Trotsky
Jerrold
Leona Schecter
Enrico Fermi
Leo Szilard
KGB
J. Edgar Hoover
OSS
FBI
Oval Office
Elizabeth Bentley
Lauchlin Currie
Harry Chaplin Lee
Donovan
NKVD
Lee
FDR
Sudoplatov
Cies
Year Round Schooling Backed, Costs That Shrink Benefits
The Tribune endorses year around schooling arguing modest educational gains, but the piece notes higher costs per school. It lists additional outlays including $48,000 per new year-round position, $197,000 conditioning, $779,400 bus retrofits, $350,000 kitchen upgrades, $198,396 food service staff, $9,400 more admin salaries per school, and $72,275 for special education setup.
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