Netanyahu eyes London talks with Arafat and Albright
Krauthammer writes Netanyahu plans a London meeting with Albright and possibly Arafat as Washington pressures a 13.1 percent West Bank concession. The Israeli prime minister defends Hebron and other territorial moves while promising final status talks and demanding action from Arafat against terrorism. The piece cites polling showing Netanyahu ahead of Barak and argues the political maneuvering centers on U.S. demands, Palestinian charter changes, and security guarantees.
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McDougal in shackles sparks public debate
Susan McDougal, held for civil contempt for refusing to answer questions about President Clinton, has been kept in leg irons and handcuffs chained to a waist chain. Critics argue the restraints are excessive while Starr weighs new contempt charges as she serves a two year term for loan issues related to Whitewater.
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Women and Men in Relationship Wisdom Revisited
A humorous reflection argues women often communicate better about relationships, while men hide feelings. The narrator recalls his coworker admitting his fiancee bought his shirt, and a wife who keeps returning with clothes until catching him in the mood, revealing a sly dynamic in shopping for partners.
Relations, Tennis, and Hidden Ties in Men's Lives
Dayton Daily News columnist D L Stewart argues men rarely discuss relationships, using a tennis group and a Lakers Knicks game as backdrop. He suggests more gendered talking would reveal shared experiences like wives’ clothes in closets and broader relationship insights. Men should talk more about relationships than sports.
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Mayberry and the TV Turnoff Week defense
Pitts argues against vilifying television while defending its role in culture. He recalls editor Emily's caution over Mayberry references and notes TV connects society, educates, and entertains, despite excesses. A call for balanced viewing suggests tuning off briefly but valuing the medium’s shared, connective power.
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April 26 1998 History and Birthdays Card
Today marks the 116th day of 1998 and the 38th day of spring. Key events include John Smith's 1607 landing at Cape Henry to establish Jamestown, Booth's 1865 death, and Revere's expenses sold for 70000 in 1978. Notable birthdays include Audubon and Wittgenstein. sports note cites Celtics win in 1964. weather recalls 1915 Texas flood.
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