Clinton plans Bosnia stand angers allies and raises costs
Clinton aides press a unilateral approach to Bosnia, risking friction with allies as a $1.6 billion peacekeeping bill and a $6 billion addition to the 1996 budget are debated. Debates touch debt ceiling tensions, GOP leverage, and fiscal tradeoffs amid a widening partisan clash.
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Presidents Dignify Czech and Slovak Museum Dedication
In Cedar Rapids Iowa about 2000 gathered as US President Bill Clinton joined Czech President Vaclav Havel and Slovak President Michal Kovak to dedicate a National Czech and Slovak Museum. Clinton praised shared culture as a thread in Americas quilt and urged continued US support as they move from communism to democracy. A brass band played polkas and marches with national anthems of all three nations.
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