Kosovo War Editorial Urges Reassessment and European Lead
John D. Montgomery argues the Kosovo bombing campaign by the U.S. and NATO is failing to stop ethnic cleansing and may be worsening casualties. He calls for Congress to weigh in, shifting leadership to European nations, and urges a possible negotiated exit with Milosevic if it promises Kosovar freedom and regional peace.
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John D. Montgomery
Yugoslavia
Rwanda genocide debate colors Clinton’s legacy
The Post and Courier notes Clinton defended his actions in Rwanda amid claims of Western inaction. Human Rights Watch disputed the view, citing a 789 page Washington Post sourced report that warned of genocide and said the US, France, Belgium, and the UN could have acted. The piece asserts the president’s retelling aims to reshape history.
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Human Rights Watch
Rwanda
Washington Post
United States
France
Belgium
United Nations
Clinton
Washington DC office contacts page fragment
A clipped OCR portion lists contact details for U S political offices in Washington DC including the White House and several senators and representatives with street addresses and phone numbers. Names referenced include Bill Clinton Pat Roberts Sam Brownback and Jim Ryan.
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Bill Clinton
White House
Tington
D.C
Whitehouse
Pat Roberts
Hart Senate
Washington
pat_roroberts
Senate
Hart
Washington, D.C
Sam
Jim Ryan
Cannon Office Building
National TV Turnoff Week Sparks Public Campaign Drama
Column by Don Kaul skewers TV Turnoff Week urging readers to switch off for a week. Notes 6 million pledges, promotes advertising space in the column, mocks programs and promos, and cites TV as a constant source of entertainment. Includes contact details for responses and public officials.
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Tv-Free America
Michael Jordan
In Harms Way a Nation Debates Divine Authority
George B. Pyle reflects on religious strife in the United States as differences over who speaks for God push politics, violence, and social collapse. The piece traces how rival sanctities turn dissent into blasphemy and calls for a return to rational public discourse.
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God
Ireland
Lebanon
Rawanda
Yugoslavia
Crete
George B. Pyle
Salina
P.O. Box
Reader Forum Opposes U S Policy in the Balkans
A reader denounces U S policy on Kosovo and Yugoslavia as insane while praising antiwar Congress members. The letter questions NATO threats, warns of Vietnam risks, calls for negotiated peace or partition, and urges civic voices against sending troops to the Balkans. It argues for fair diplomacy and notes Sudan abuses as contrasting genocide.
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David Awbrey
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Yugoslavia
Congress
Balkans
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