Peace process or not Saddam still must be stopped
Satloff argues that Arab allies resist united action against Saddam for reasons beyond Israel peace talks. The piece says Western allies show greed and policy failures, while Arab states fear Washington’s lack of resolve and blame the stalled peace process as a distraction from Saddam’s threat.
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Haiti peacekeeping exit signals possible return to chaos
Hope wanes as the last United Nations troops withdraw from Haiti. Analysts warn sustained instability is likely without renewed aid and governance, noting a six month prime minister gap, President Rene Preval's fear, a collapsed police force, 70 percent unemployment, and halted foreign investment and aid.
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The Fat Fumento on fat and the military decline
In a stark critique the author argues laziness and obesity are eroding military effectiveness. He cites Pentagon data on under-21 overweight troops, shifts to lightweight footwear, walls to surmount in training, and a culture of sedentary living. He laments reduced compulsory physical education and rising appetite for large portions and screens.
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One Alcoholic’s Nudge To Stop Drinking This Holiday
Thompson, a Fort Worth Star-Telegram columnist, urges alcoholics to seek help now during the holiday season. He reflects on his 15 years sober and the pressure from critics while offering a direct appeal to readers contemplating quitting.
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Almanac style note on 1991 resignation and birthdays
In 1991 John Sununu resigned as White House chief of staff. Today lists birthdays for Bert, Joseph Conrad, and Bonita, with scattered, garbled phrases about weather and a Hong Kong harbor incident. The fragmentary text hints at a concert announcement and a quote about Conrad.
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