Funds cut a sad tune for school
A columnist recalls learning dulcimer and warns about cuts to elementary music education. He notes the U S House vote to shrink the National Endowment for the Arts and outlines local levy threats in Elyria that could wipe out the district's music programs.
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West Virginia
Oberlin College
Malcolm Dalglish
Elyria
Augusta
Davis and Elkins College
Elkins
W.va
Morganton
Virginia
New Jersey
New York City
Black Mountain
N.C
U.S
House of Representatives
National Endowment For the Arts
House
Senate
Martin R. Hoke
Lakewood
Paul £. Gillmor
Port Clinton
Sherrod Brown
Lorain
Garfield School
Eastwood Elementary
Oberlin
Can Sarajevo be saved by redeploying U.N. and NATO forces
Michael T. Klare argues the United Nations and NATO should redeploy to defend Sarajevo with a 10 mile neutral zone and secure airport roads, backed by counterbattery radars and robust interdiction, to force Serb leadership toward a peace plan while pressuring Belgrade through expanded sanctions and maritime interdiction.
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United Nations
Bosnia
U.N
NATO
United States
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
France
Britain
Sarajevo
U.N. Security Council
Serbia
Serbian
Belgrade
Iraq
Libya
Slobodan Milosevic
Belligerent Deliberations on Bosnia War Policy
Robert M. Hayden of the University of Pittsburgh argues against arming Bosnian Muslims and pulling UN forces from Bosnia. He contends the UN has saved lives, warns of a wider Balkan war, and calls for stabilizing partition and restraint in U.S. policy toward Yugoslavia.
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Croatia
Bosnia
Poland
Russia
Yugoslavia
Bohemia
Serbia
Balkans
Europe
Dole
Slovenia
Herzegovina
United Nations
NATO
Bosnia and
Clinton
Robert M. Hayden
The
University of Pittsburgh
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Srebrenica
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