Shultz Warns Against Bosnia Settlement That Lets Serbs Rule
Former secretary of State George Shultz argues the Clinton policy toward Bosnia risks a dismembered, nonviable state held by Serbia and Croatia. He urges no ground troops, air power behind lines, and an arms embargo to pressure Serb power, with Muslim support and a connected rump Bosnian territory as the goal. Anthony Lewis comments on the review.
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Health care crisis myth fuels partisan ramble by Teepen
Tom Teepen argues that Republicans cast doubt on a health care crisis while boosting crime rhetoric to gain political leverage. He notes lingering uninsured, shrinking coverage, and partisan theatrics that keep reform stalled as Clinton presses for real change.
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Ethics in infertility care questioned by doctors and public
A physician critic argues for higher ethics in infertility treatment for older patients, condemning financial motivations and calls for greater governmental regulation. The writer, Dr. Frank Joseph Fara of Scottsdale, cites doctors' duty to decide in patients' best interests and condemns money driven practices in a controversial debate.
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