United States F-18s join NATO bombing of Bosnia
The first use of U S F 18 warplanes on a UN mandate targets Serb positions around Gorazde highlighting the difficulties of peacekeeping. The piece contrasts UN efforts in Rwanda with Bosnia and weighs political aims against military risk and potential mission creep.
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Bosnia
United Nations
U.N
Gorazde
Iraq
John Shalikashvili
U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff
NATO
White House
Security Council
France
England
Clinton
Doctor urges passage of paramedic issue in North Ridgeville
A medical representative asks North Ridgeville voters to pass the paramedic measure for the Emergency Medical Squad. He argues trained paramedics can defibrillate heart attack patients manage airways and handle trauma calls to save lives.
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North Ridgeville
Support Westlake School Issue 32
The Westlake Community has an extraordinary opportunity on May 3 to support School Bend Issue v2. It seeks to provide facilities to stand as a legacy for the district and its students.
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Westlake
Community bond plan aims to fix schools and tech needs
The proposal cites enrollments 900 over capacity and a $4.6 million bond costing $8.50 monthly per $100000 property value. Over 650 residents helped craft the facilities plan, emphasizing repairs, technology upgrades, and community involvement for a safer, better educated future.
New keys favored over more taxes in Elyria
City debate questions whether homeowners should fund home improvements through higher taxes. Readers ask if replacing locks and doors or removing keys could solve the issue, querying whether key holders inherited city burdens.
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Fay case stirs American views on Singapore caning
Clarence Page reports on Dayton Daily News editor Jennings’ reaction to Michael Fay’s six lashes in Singapore for spray painting and mischief. Readers split between moral outrage and admiration for Singapore’s order, highlighting U S concerns about punishment severity versus certainty, and the nation’s crime crisis dynamics.
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Max Jennings
Dayton Daily News
Michael Fay
Fay
Singapore
Dayton
Mike
America
Jennings
U.S.A
Ministry of Home Affairs
New York
Clinton
Serbia
Haiti
North Korea
Whitewater
Bosnia
Harry
Louise
Population growth and the stock market outlook
Ben Wattenberg argues that a global customer boom from population growth and expanding markets will lift American companies and stock prices despite a recent Dow decline. He cites born data on demographics, emerging markets, and trade pacts, asserting long term upside for investors.
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India
China
Indonesia
Brazil
Mexico
Europe
Russia
Africa
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NAFTA
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