Bush urged to push bold Mideast peace plan
The Washington Post argues that the Bush administration delays a credible two state solution despite senior officials Burns and Tenet assessing and listening rather than pressing. It warns that without pressure on Prime Minister Sharon to discuss final settlement and Israeli settlements, renewed violence and regional crises loom.
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Libyan offer to pay families of Pan Am 103 victims
The San Diego Union Tribune condemns Muammar Gaddafi s plan to compensate Pan Am Flight 103 families with 2.7 billion dollars in staged installments. It argues the offer is a cynical move to lift sanctions and urges unconditional full compensation and formal renunciation of terrorism to win forgiveness.
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Accountants blamed for the mistakes of others
Michael Kinsley argues Halliburton and Arthur Andersen offended by firing the auditor amid Enron fallout. He skewers corporate thrift, Cheney era accounting, and the culture of self righteous blame while accusing auditors of protecting misdeeds.
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Vermont Governor Dean Geared for 2004 Presidential Run
Howard Dean of Vermont files with the Federal Election Commission signaling an early bid for the 2004 Democratic nomination. The physician governor foregrounds health care reform and civil unions while presenting a fiscally conservative yet socially progressive profile. Dean aims to raise grassroots funds and campaign nationwide, betting on South Carolina and New Hampshire to start a momentum run.
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