Policy echoes risk of US as global police in Gulf
The piece argues that U S pre positioning of military materiel risks turning the United States into an international 911 operator. It critiques Perry's stance on expanding forward caches and calls for regional powers to bear defense responsibilities while warning against turning the military into a mercenary expeditionary force.
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Kuwait
United States
Saudi Arabia
Middle East
Mr. Perry
Saddam Hussein
Saddam
Kingdom
Jane’s On Defense
U.N. Security Council
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Perry
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Teens drop toy guns as real firearms surge in city
Following police shootings of two teens who brandished toy pistols, retailers remove realistic playthings. CDC data show homicide risks rising for boys 15 to 19 from 1985 to 1991 while other age groups stayed flat. Gangs reportedly recruit younger youths amid escalating gun violence.
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New York
Centers For Disease Control
GATT as Focus of November Congress Session
The coming special session on November 30 and December 1 centers on GATT, a contentious issue drawing both Republican and Democratic critics. Proponents cite the United States as the leading exporter, with trade openness potentially lifting exports, creating jobs, and expanding agriculture markets while reducing tariffs.
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Ross Perot
Pat Buchanan
Ralph Nader
America
U.S
Globalism and GATT debate in American policy
Ben Wattenberg argues that GATT promotes a lower price goods flow to American consumers and relies on WTO rules rather than threatening sovereignty. He contends the global economy advances democracy and American ideas, urging America first while embracing globalism as a policy trend.
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GATT
World Trade Organization
WTO
Pat Buchanan
America
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Ben Wattenberg
American Enterprise Institute
Longtime Pamlico DSS director retires for career move
A Pamlico County official announces departure after seven years as director of the Department of Social Services. The note highlights the JOBS program, expanded transportation, grants for elderly and disabled transport, a strong staff, and regional recognitions, while noting challenges from local misrepresentation and a desire to return home for a higher salary. The speaker thanks residents for support and reflects on personal growth and service to the county.
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Pamlico County
Department of Social Services
NCSSA
Pamlico County Training School
Private Industry Council
JTPA
CPS
Alexander Vs. Flaherty
Pamlico News
Pamlico County Department of Social Services
Environmental erosion woes plague Fort Bragg site
State environmental officials discussed erosion problems at Fort Bragg while noting surprising military cooperation. Secretary Jonathan Howes described delayed replies from the base commander and joked about the busy schedule as officials testified before the Legislative Study Commission on Water Quality.
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Raleigh
Fort Bragg
Jonathan Howes
Environment, Health and Natural Resources
Howes
Legislative Study Commission
Dehnr
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Saving America Attitude Motto Encourages Prayer and Action
A brief plea urges citizens to help save America through prayer for troops and guidance for the president and his daughter to grow into good citizens. It calls for urgent support to hospitals, and cites a controversial remark by Peter Jennings about doctors failing to save patients.
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