Bosnia Bosnia a Catch-22 hostage showdown looms in Congress
Editorial notes a coming clash between a Republican Congress and President Clinton over Bosnia policy. Clinton vetoes a bill to withdraw support for the arms embargo, while Congress seeks to override and back arms aid. Both sides claim aims to end the war, differing on methods and prospects for peace.
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U.N
Senator Nick Jordan Eyes Wyandotte Gambling Row
From Johnson County, Nick Jordan, newly elected to replace Gus Begina, signals a stance against gambling. He argues gambling jobs differ, but taxes come from all, while Woodlands could gain slots to save and create jobs. Locals may vote on allowing gambling in their county.
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Johnson County
Nick Jordan
Gus Begina
Wyandotte County
Jordan
Regina
Woodlands
Kisses and Scandals Across Washington and Chicago
AOW column recounts the Packwood kissing scandal and a Chicago alderman who kissed the author. The piece ties familiar abuse claims to a personal tale of unsolicited lips and public scrutiny, noting people demand hearings and accountability.
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Packwood
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City Hall
Ald
Anna Langford
Chicago
Langford
Community Curfew Order Rhetoric Urges Parental Action
A public push argues parents must police teens after curfew by waking them early and assigning chores. It asserts no late night outings are justified and urges guardians to locate missing youths and bring them home. The tone emphasizes parental responsibility and immediate household duties.
Its Your Quarter Forum Supports Ottawa High Baseball Move
Residents urge parental responsibility and criminal reform in Ottawa community forum It cites two Ottawa High graduates backing baseball at Ottawa High and calls for police action to curb nightly youth disturbances Calls to participate run at 242 4700 with specific hours and no Friday night calls.
Social Security at 60 Commemorates a Living Legacy
Commissioner Shirley S. Chater notes the 60th anniversary of the Social Security Act and urges Americans to preserve its legacy while adapting the program for future needs. She recalls the program’s origins, its impact on retirees and families, and the ongoing need for public confidence and informed reform.
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Social Security
Av Security
Kenneth Davis
John Kennedy
FDR
Socal Security
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