Residents Back Alexander to Return Home in Syracuse
A Herald American NewsLine poll shows strong local support for former Syracuse mayor Lee Alexander to be released to Syracuse. Respondents urged letting him finish his sentence locally, citing prior service and desire for peace, while detailing his current parole plan including a Rochester halfway house and future home confinement.
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Fort Drum Feeds Troops to Somalia Amid Rising Dangers
After six 10th Mountain Division soldiers were injured in Somalia, 700 new troops left Fort Drum in four flights carrying 292 soldiers and over 200 tons of gear. An additional 400 were set to depart, as 1,700 U.S. ground troops join UNEF operations. The mission follows growing Somali violence that has killed more than 60 U.N. peacekeepers since June under Aidid’s forces.
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German readers see no reason to withdraw from Somalia
Inside Despite American withdrawal plans, German readers say they see no reason to withdraw from Somalia, a country they entered on a humanitarian mission.
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U.S. Troops Arrive in Haiti Amid Democracy Debate
Nearly 200 American soldiers land as Haiti faces a political crisis with Prime Minister Malval warning of a flood of immigration if democracy is not restored. The 700-member UN task force focuses on rebuilding and civilian reform ahead of Aristide's planned return.
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Warlord Aidid Seen as Peace Key or War Criminal
U S officials sent mixed signals on Sunday about whether Somali warlord Mohamed Farrah Aidid should be seized as a war criminal or leveraged as a peace linchpin. The United Nations bounty remains at 25000 dollars, while Washington signals aim to nurture a political settlement requiring Aidid and his clan. Madeleine Albright discussed the dilemma on Face the Nation as the administration maintains pressure on disruptors.
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