Our View on the Wye River peace accords and costs
The piece critiques the Wye River agreements noting their modest scope and the heavy US obligations including financial aid and CIA mediation. It flags risks of pressuring Clinton for a diplomatic triumph, questions future funding for Palestinian airports and seaports, and suggests the United States should reduce its role going forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wye River
United States
CIA
James D. Phillips
International Studies Center
The
Heritage Foundation
Jerusalem
Arafat
Ivan Eland
Cato Institute
Clinton
Mossad
Middle East
Eland
Secret Service infected by Clinton clamor for impeachment
Cal Thomas portrays President Clinton as a contagious political disease harming the Secret Service and other institutions. He claims grand jury testimony shows agents embellished threats and covered up trysts with Lewinsky. He urges impeachment hearings to purge the government of the "virus" and remove the president from office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
House Judiciary Committee
Kenneth Starr
U.S. Secret Service
Secret Service
Monica Lewinsky
Brent James Chinery
White House
Keith Williams
Monica
Lewinsky
Eleanor Mondale
Betty Currie
Currie
Williams
Mondale
Geoffrey Purdie
Bayani Nelvis
Gary Byrne
Nelvis
Steven P Pape
Pape
Clintons
Thomas
Rights vs. Privacy in Oregon Adoption Records
Mona Charen argues against Measure 58 opening birth records to adoptees at 21, urging privacy for birth mothers and noting retroactivity, potential breach of consent, and ethical concerns. The piece juxtaposes adoptee rights with the wishes of birth parents and medical information access.
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Associated Press
Oregon
America
Mary Ann Glendon
Harvard
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Dunigan’s People
Congress
Tribune Services, Inc
U. Galten Publisher
Ken Broonax
Cal Thomas
Secretive Service
Captain Clinton
Oking
Bill Clinton
Mona Charen
Crisis Pregnancy Center
Midland Center
Charen
Reagan White House
Allmore
By Bruce Tinsley
Vlallard
Bill
MMS
Léwineky
Mnist
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