Let peace begin with me in Permian Basin
American publication aims to improve the Permian Basin community with a motto of peace and civic betterment. David F Lyons leads as publisher and M Olaf Frandsen as editor guiding local efforts to make the region a better place to live, work and play.
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David F. Lyons
M. Olaf Frandsen
Permian Basin
End of history or more history ahead in world politics
The piece weighs hopeful talk of a new era of peace and democracy against troubling events. It notes crises from Trinidad to Liberia and Ireland to North Korea, then contrasts Hungary’s direct presidential election with confident, ceremonial leadership under Arpad Goncz, suggesting maturity in nascent democracy.
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New York Times
Iraq
Royko and Grobnik Debate U S Iraq Response
In a Rostrum style chat Royko and Grobnik discuss America’s reaction to Saddam Hussein and Iraq. They debate sanctions diplomacy and the limits of superpower power, ending with Royko noting his Chicago Tribune ties.
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Iraq
Sam Hussin
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Kilpatrick Urges Patience as Iraq Crisis Tests U.S. Resolve
James J. Kilpatrick argues patience is needed amid the Kuwait invasion and looming economic stress. He notes pundits overreacting to recession fears, praises President Bush's moves, and cautions against panic while urging restraint and unity. Kilpatrick concludes by stressing U.S. resilience and ally cooperation.
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