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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1998

Page

4

NATO oversteps as Kosovo moves spark caution in view

Our View argues NATO actions near Kosovo risk escalating a civil crisis into a broader conflict. It notes NATO’s shift from defense to intervention, questions legality and payoffs, cites costs from Bosnia, and warns of a costly, open–ended commitment with uncertain outcomes. Milosevic, KLA, Albania, and Macedonia are named among involved parties.

North Atlantic Treaty Organization Kosovo Albania Macedonia Slobodan Milosevic Yugoslavia NATO Bosnia Dayton Krajina Kosovo Liberation Army Milosevic Alain Richard Cato Institute Ted Carpenter U.S Carpenter Congress Reagan National Arkansas Lincoln

NRA convention spotlight on gun safety and Kip Kinkel tragedy

Joan Beck surveys the National Rifle Association annual meeting in Philadelphia. Charlton Heston presents Jacob Ryker as a hero who disarmed a shooter, while Kipland Kinkel’s school massacre underscores gun dangers. Beck calls for NRA cooperation on sensible controls and safer schools.

National Rifle Association Philadelphia Charlton Heston Jacob Ryker Kipland Kinkel Springfield Ore Ryker NRA Kinkel Kip Bill Heston NBA National Press Club America Eddie Eagle Beck The Chicago Tribune

Senate bid tests motherhood and family values

Mona Charen argues that Blanche Lambert Lincoln's run for the Senate while mothering twins exposes a clash between political ambition and family duty. The column condemns using children as campaign props and questions how a lawmaker can balance frequent travel, town halls, and caregiving, suggesting the job may be incompatible with raising young children.

Blanche Lambert Lincoln Arkansas House of Representatives Senate New York Times Lincoln Susan Ruby Paxon

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