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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1997
Page
6
President Clinton chose a 4 month old chocolate Labrador retriever and named him Buddy after a beloved great-uncle who died in June. Hillary Rodham Clinton and Chelsea Clinton participated in discussions as public opinion shaped the choice.
President Clinton said Russia's Boris Yeltsin is over his illness and Bosnia moves toward lasting peace. He announced plans for a future U.S. role in Bosnia during a visit to American troops, and spoke on Cyprus, Taiwan, and other global issues. He welcomed Yeltsin's recovery and addressed Turkish Greek tensions and regional conflicts.
President Clinton described Saddam Hussein as maddeningly stupid and the Iraqi people’s own worst enemy. He suggested Saddam’s actions may reflect calculated hopes to exploit foreign options while the war fades from memory. He also expressed sympathy for Iraqi civilians, especially children, affected by U.N. sanctions.
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