Views on Kashmir Crisis Pressure and Peace Efforts
The Dallas Morning News argues that India and Pakistan risk nuclear conflict over Kashmir. It urges Musharraf to dismantle militant groups and end support for holy war, calls for Vajpayee to withdraw troops, and proposes an international Kashmir conference under U.S. leadership to avert disaster and aid Afghanistan operations.
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Pakistan
Kashmir
Bush
Pervez Musharraf
Istani-Held
Musharraf
Atal Bihari Vajpayee
United States
Israel
Palestinian Territories
U.S
Taliban
al-Qaida
Afghanistan
The
Dallas Morning News
Readers demand change in Lorain County leadership and policies
A letter writer in Elyria blasts two county commissioners Betty Blair and Mary Jo Vasi for years of public fighting and costly sewer delays, endorses cross party voting in November, and criticizes parking space rentals that burden the elderly. FRANK VANDERSOMMEN urges opposing Republicans for higher taxes and pay raises in Columbus. RAY NIKONOWICZ complains about local broadcaster WEOL mispronouncing Amherst and calls for managers to enforce Lorain Countian speech.
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Betty Blair
Mary Jo Vasi
Lorain County
Ely Square
Elyria
Columbus
Community College
California
Budget Dilemmas: Guns and Butter Under Deficits
Robert Reno argues that voters seek fiscal discipline but face a costly mix of defense, social programs, and tax cuts. He traces deficits from Reagan to Bush to Clinton, notes farm bill spending and Crusader cancellation, and warns privatizing Social Security risks. The piece questions national sacrifice post 9/11 and calls for clear choices amid ongoing deficits.
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Ronald Reagan
George Bush
Bill Clinton
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George W. Bush
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Donald Rumsfeld
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Rumsfeld
Crusader
Middle East
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Wall Street
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Enron
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Chandra Levy’s parents confront new reality after remains found
The Levy family in Modesto faced news of their daughter Chandra Levy's death as her remains were discovered in Rock Creek Park. The atmosphere shifted from hopeful vigil to mourning while questions about why she died and who is to blame dominated discussions about the case and its political intertwinings.
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Susan Levy
Washington, D.C
Robert Levy
Chanfira
Rock Creek Park
Washington
Dominick Dunne
Laurice
Levys
Modesto
Levy
Condit
Cnandra
Capitol Hill
Bureau of Prisons
Chandra
Judy Smith
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