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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1995
Page
4
Senate Majority Leader Bob Dole quotes strategic differences on Bosnia as the Senate plans a resolution supporting American forces while including provisions on arming Bosnian Muslims and a clear exit strategy.
President Clinton asserts a unique responsibility as he approves sending 700 American troops trained in logistics and communications into Bosnia to bolster the mission. The move marks a decisive commitment to support peacekeeping efforts amid ongoing regional instability.
Patrick Scheetz of Michigan State University's survey predicts graduates will face a competitive job market but will find it somewhat easier to convert degrees into salaries next spring, particularly for those with internships.
The piece critiques Washington state sex abuse prosecutions, citing Wenatchee officials and high pressure tactics. It notes memory recovery, lack of confrontation rights, and overzealous officials mirroring Salem era theodicy. It profiles pro bono defense by Paul-Noel Chretien and colleagues and mentions Robersons jailed on bond with a foster child.
The piece argues the Federal Election Commission charges against GOPAC are weak and mostly non criminal. It notes GOPAC's pre 1991 activities included funding state and local races and paying Gingrich aides. It points out GOPAC helped Republicans gain local and state power by promoting a shared message and supporting candidates nationwide.
The piece argues President Clinton endorsed repealing the 55 mph national speed limit and the motorcycle helmet law citing political pressures. It notes DOT warned of deaths and costs, while Republicans allied with Western Democrats tied repeal to highway funding. It claims Clinton feared veto clashes and cites potential traffic deaths and shifts in energy concerns since the 1970s.
A Washington Post style piece notes lawmakers openly distributing talking points since 1993. Republicans and Democrats publish one page memos to guide public debate on budget and policy, framing battles as partisan versus people.
A King Features Syndicate op-ed argues that government remains true to the Constitution with three branches acting as checks. It decries modern views of a cooperative executive and praises constitutional structure while calling for limits on federal judiciary power and periodic reconfirmation to curb usurpation.
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