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Newspaper

Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1996

Page

4

Russia’s Chechnya Cease-fire In Lebed’s Shadow

Amid repeated failed truces in Chechnya a new cease-fire appears fragile. Gen Aleksandr Lebed, adviser to President Yeltsin and a potential heir, plays a pivotal role in attempting to end Russia’s war of conquest.

Russia Chechnya Aleksandr I. Lebed Boris Yeltsin

Lebed's Chechnya stance shocks Russian debate and US echo

Lebed, a decorated Soviet veteran, gains third in the presidential race by calling for ending the Chechen war. He criticizes Russian security services as corrupt, praises rebels, and urges humanitarian troop withdrawal. The piece contrasts US reaction, Clinton's stance, and historic analogies to justify external pressure rather than intervention.

Lebed Soviet Union Afghanistan Chechnya Yeltsin New York Times Clinton Abraham Lincoln South

Politics of Medicine and the AIDS Convention Moment

Beck argues at the Republican National Convention Mary Fisher used to spotlight AIDS, prompting a broader debate on politics and medicine. He compares AIDS advocacy with cancer, notes rapid HIV advances, and warns that managed care and funding cuts threaten research, training, and government involvement in health care.

Mary Fisher Fisher America Ronald Reagan Medicare California Beck The Chicago Tribune

Two Republican Conventions Split Coverage in San Diego

Thomas notes public viewing shifts from big media to C-Span and the Family Channel, arguing networks broadcast partisan, one‑sided coverage. He cites Cokie Roberts and Bill Schneider criticisms, lack of coverage of Feelings, and the rise of unedited coverage on alternative channels.

San Diego C-Span Family Channel Dan Mari Quayle del ‘Orenado ABC Cokie Roberts Media Research Center CNN Bill Schneider Newt Gingrich Judy Woodruff Jack Kemp Pete Wilson California William Weld Massachusetts Robert Casey Pennsylvania Wall Street Journal al Hunt Kemp Jackie Judd Democratic Party Star Parker Gera Ford George Bush CBS Peter Jennings Radio Moscow Pravda Cspan Voice of America Thomas

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