Russia urged to curb inflation and privatize faster
Treasury Undersecretary Lawrence Summers advised Russia on essential reforms. Summers noted Russia must control inflation and reduce the budget deficit while accelerating privatization. Airline CTS eyes layoffs with 350 plus pilots furloughed by February next year. American Airlines VP Cecil Ewell confirms 50 to 100 pilots to be cut in first round.
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Srebrenica Refugee Camp Critique by UN Official
John McMillan of the UN High Commissioner for Refugees criticizes Srebrenica as a refugee camp lacking adequate shelter food water and sanitation. He contrasts it with other camps worldwide. The remark highlights deficiencies in basic services and humanitarian conditions.
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U.N. credibility at stake after Mogadishu deaths
The United Nations Security Council must swiftly arrest and punish those responsible for the deaths of at least 23 Pakistani peacekeepers in Mogadishu. The incident tests U.N. credibility and the gains from American and U.N. interventions in Somalia.
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Hutchison Wins Texas Senate Seat Amid Clinton Backlash
Texas voters punished Democratic weakness and Clinton tax plans as Kay Hutchison defeated Bob Krueger by a wide margin. Anti Clinton sentiment and Richards tax talk, plus national party fatigue, helped tilt Texas toward the Republican. Clinton himself failed to carry Texas, signaling broader electoral impact.
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Pennsylvania economy hinges on state actions not federal policy
Charles L. Kennedy, executive director of the Manufacturers Association of Tri-County, argues that Pennsylvania’s manufacturing troubles stem from state policies and leadership. He criticizes unemployment and health care costs, tax rates, and rigid regulations, urging state government to lead with reforms to restore competitiveness and jobs.
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Clinton aims to reshape image with media insider Gergen
President Clinton recruited Washington insider David Gergen as White House communications director and counselor to curb disappearing credibility and counter misrepresentations by the press. The move signals a push toward centrism and bipartisan messaging while addressing critics of White House transparency.
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Klink Defends Budget Vote In Letter To Voters
U S representative Ron Klink explains his stance on the budget reconciliation bill. He cites efforts to modify the tax provisions including partial exemptions for aluminum zinc and coke used in steel production and urges ongoing energy tax reductions negotiations with the Senate.
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Letters to the Editor and Support for Christopher Glidden
The New Castle News invites readers to submit legible letters under 350 words with name address and phone number for verification. A letter from Carol A. Taylor praises Marine Christopher Glidden, urging national unity and personal messages of support to him in his hometown and country.
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