Hard Part Begins in Haiti After Last-Minute Accord
The piece argues the Carter-brokered pact averts a hostile invasion and foresees a troubled U S occupation of Haiti. It warns of continued risk as Aristide returns, Haiti remains politically divided, and violence may surge amid past patterns of coups and instability.
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Haiti
Carter
Clinton
Jean-Bertrand Aristide
82Nd Airborne Division
Aristide
U.S
Somalia
Clinton health plan failed by overreaching reform zeal
Paul Greenberg reviews Hillary Clinton and Ira Magaziner on the aborted National Health Care Reform effort. The piece argues the plan attempted sweeping changes, ignored critical evaluation, and collapsed under its own contradictions as political pressure and time eroded support.
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Treasury
Congress
Clinton
White House
Ira Magaziner
Ms. Clinton
Paul Greenberg
Arkansas Democrat- Gazette
Little Rock
Milken grants spark debate over education awards
In North Carolina a July 25 000 appropriation to the Department of Public Instruction funds a new public schools curriculum. Critics compare the Milken Education Awards linked to Michael Milken a former junk bond dealer who served time in federal prison. The piece questions reputation and ethics as state officials publicize the grants while acknowledging Milken's legal past.
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Raleigh
General Assembly
Department of Publihich
Etheridge
America
Publishers
Excon
Michael Milken
UCLA
Milken
Barbara Bush memoir contrasts with Hillary Clinton in first lady role
The passage reviews Barbara Bush's memoir as warm and maternal, contrasting her approach with Hillary Clinton's more public political role. It notes Bush's focus on family values and support for her husband, while Clinton is portrayed as a political strategist who wields power and faces scrutiny. The piece cites public opinion and the evolving expectations of the first lady.
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Hillary Clinton
Barbara Bush
Bush White House
Barbara
Hillary
Jane Pauley
Clinton
White House
Independent Women’s Forum
Washington
Houston
Mrs. Bush
Geraldine Ferarro
Democratic Party
Eleanor Roosevelt
Shula
Lucy
Inside CIA heated after Cold War end and Brookner suit
The CIA faces turbulence after Aldrich Ames arrest and Janine Brookner's sex discrimination suit. Director Woolsey cites systemic internal security problems as more than a rumor. Brookner, a top former female station chief, alleges decades of machismo and denial of promotions, with over 100 women in a class action. A 1992 study found harassment claims by half of female case officers.
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Central Intelligence Agency
Aldrich Ames
Janine Brookner
Ames
Spy Agency
James Woolsey
Ms. Brookner
Philippine Communist Party
Venezuela
Brookner
Jamaica
Ean
CIA
Daniel Patrick Moynihan
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