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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 2003

Page

5

On This Day in History March Nineteen Seventy Nine Camp David Peace

Almanac style note lists events and birthdays across years. Includes Camp David peace treaty signed by Menachem Begin and President Carter ending decades of conflict, Sergei Krikalev returning from space, and notable birth years of Frost Williams Nimoy with brief sports and lunar facts.

The Young and the Restrasa Camp David Manachem Bagin Hus Jimmy Carter Serge Krikalev Earth Barco Robert Lee Frost Tennesses Wiliams Leonard Nimoy Los Angeles Lakers Lo SuperSonics Robert Frost

Oscars and Gulf War POWs Clash in Sunday Broadcasts

Americans watched war coverage and the Oscars with POW testimonies from the 1981 Gulf War airing on all news channels. The contrast between Hollywood winners and captives' stories highlighted a cultural divide as Michael Moore attracted boos for his remarks while Steve Martin lightened the moment.

Hollywood ABC Michael Moore Bush Steve Martin Teamsters Mr. Moore Moore

Hollywood Oscars shadowed by war debate and POW tributes

Kathleen Parker criticizes Hollywood for glamor during wartime while the 75th Oscars highlighted former prisoners of war. She notes viewership low and argues real stars were the captured veterans, who spoke of pain and hardship without display.

Hollywood libel memo sparks rewrite for War script

A Los Angeles Times memo outlines required fixes for a project titled Stupid Evil President Destroys the World. It critiques the antagonist’s intelligence, suggests more villainy, and proposes satirical humanitarian packages. It also calls for a clearer stance for audiences and lighter handling of war protest scenes.

Mike Armstrong Los Angeles Times Hollywood Studio Willem Dafoe Joe

Wars and taxes clash in Senate vote over Iraq funding

The piece details a partisan split over a $726 billion tax cut, a $1.6 trillion package, and an $80 billion Iraq war spending request. Feingold secures a narrow victory shifting $100 billion to a war reserve, prompting Frist to seek another vote as White House pushes for emergency funding. Marie Cocco comments on political maneuvering.

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