Ending Embargo In Bosnia Sparks Major Foreign Policy Rift
The Senate's vote to end the arms embargo in Bosnia risks a crisis for U S foreign policy and possible direct involvement in a widening conflict. Lifting the embargo could enable Islamic countries to supply arms, heightening American casualties and pressuring a broader war, while British and French troops threaten withdrawal and NATO cohesion hangs in the balance.
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Yugoslavia
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Saudi Arabia
Clinton
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U.N
NATO
Discovery of a fat gene sparks cautious excitement
A potential injectable therapy for obesity triggers both scientific buzz and stock market gains for Amgen. Experts warn that rigorous human trials, safety checks, and long term treatment plans are essential before any prescription use.
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America
Wall Street
Amgen
B-2 Bomber Debate Highlights Costs and Security Questions
Stephen Chapman argues the B-2 program embodies an oversized post Cold War defense budget. He notes its $1 billion each price and questioned stealth efficacy while comparing it to the capable B-1B and B-52. He urges limiting purchases to 20 more rather than 40, stressing real threats have diminished.
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Somalia
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Michael Brown
Harvard
Center For Science and International Affairs
Belgrade
Saddam Hussein
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Baghdad
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America
Stephen Chapman
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Chicago Tribune
Sparks of anger over Miller page complaint ripple through Raleigh
Rumors of Rep. Ken Miller allegedly making a pass at a 16 year old page sparked ongoing resentment about how women are treated in the Legislative Building. Female reporters lobbyists and lawmakers vented about Miller and other officials amid the 1995 session end.
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Ken Miller
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General Assembly stays in the spotlight amid harassment complaints
Paul O'Connor notes a pattern of inappropriate touching and flirtatious behavior in the North Carolina General Assembly. He cites reporters and lawmakers, including a 1989 recruit, describing a fraught atmosphere where some men push boundaries while many colleagues urge dignity.
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Paul O'Connor
Capitol Press Association
Neuse river zoning upgrade details clarified by volunteer
Doug Phelps of Trent Woods argues the July 24 lead misrepresented the Neuse upgrade. He notes fecal coliform testing is complete, a 1992 regional recommendation supported the upgrade, and the February 1 target for rezoning is feasible. He urges public support to define the river’s status and future.
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Neuse River Foundation
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DEM
Suzanne Hoover
Washington
Neuse
Weyerhaeuser
Fairfield Harbour
Sen Helms Stands Up For Taxpayers And Decency
A letter from Frank Owen of New Bern urges voters to oppose funding for AIDS related programs, calling homosexuality immoral and criticizing media coverage. He cites the Ryan White Care Act and compares disease funding to other illnesses, urging a conservative taxpayer response at elections.
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Jesse Helms
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Ryan White
Indiana
America
Frank Owen
New Bern
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