Hate crimes bill blocked by Senate minority clout
Congress stalled a federal hate crimes bill extending protection to gays and lesbians as Senate leaders thwarted final passage. The move follows a 57 to 42 Senate vote and a 232 to 192 House vote, with opponents arguing against federal intervention. The piece notes reactions, past votes, and political implications ahead of a possible attachment to the spending bill.
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What Next in Yugoslavia A call for peaceful renewal after Milosevic
A commentary on Yugoslavia's revolutionary change led by the people not foreign power. It warns Milosevic cannot lead a stable future and urges Kostunica to seek accountability at The Hague while the U.S. and allies support the republic’s rebuilding without imposing will. The piece notes profound economic collapse, factional violence, and the need for cooperation to restore Serbia and the region.
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U.S
Madeleine Albright
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United Way funds Boy Scouts amid nondiscrimination debate
The United Way of Central New York defends donor choice and inclusion while continuing to fund a Boy Scouts program at 110000 dollars annually. The pledge emphasizes local control, nondiscrimination standards, and ongoing support through the next funding cycle. Albert Bodney of Niagara Mohawk Holdings speaks for the campaign.
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Anti-gay bias could hurt security
The letter argues the Pentagon should scrap the dont ask dont tell policy as bias harms the military. Cites 1999 2000 harassment rises 968 cases and 160 million in lost training and equipment. Compares international practice, urging inclusion of capable people regardless of sexuality.
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RU-486 debate and Bush views on abortion policy
The piece critiques Gov. George Bush on abortion. It contrasts Republican calls for limited government with backing for private reproductive choices. It questions Bush on capital punishment while opposing abortion and asks how his stance aligns with a culture that respects life.
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Stop the killing of innocent babies in abortion debate
A reader voices anger over the September 29 article on US approval of RU-486 arguing the drug harms unborn children and denounces pro choice positions, urging protection for those who cannot defend themselves and calling for a stand against abortion.
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