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now wil
Canadians vote really w'
on national unity
TORONTO ? After two years ^
of debate, Canadians vote on a ref- l|v
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last year slip by. But Democrats and Rep
is a very crucial moment," alike say this was no Octc
ate Salvadoran politician prise, but the beginning of
week. "We are not going chapter in the 30-year hi
to war, but what happens enmity between the Unite
II determine whether this and Vietnam.
)rks as it was meant to." For relatives of the r
Vietnam's offer to provi
officals with unfettered a
III it's military files, photos ;
factes could end decades <
^ about the fate of the loved <
For Vietnam, the agi
could be an opening to
trade with the United Su
possible diplomatic relation
;r intervened
ctend loans
IINGTON ? Then- Mk/ P**
y of State James Baker
ted to extend U.S. loan
es to Iraq three years ago, . .
ning warnings from a fed- ^CllOOi GlStriCt t)
secutor that Iraqi officals alcohol for mem
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is minimal. His credit/deduction underst;
calls for a $1,250 break for individ- ical ja
uals, and a $2,500 break for fami- thoughi
lies. Again most individuals and election
families spend more than the Clinl
President is proposing. what
He offers no plan for "basic core Whethe
benefits" like the other candidates, ers, or
which is what most voters want, will wc
His idea will allow people to keep decide,
their benefits while transferring Clint
into a new job is needed. compe
Bush plans to make doctors nation
more responsible for educating Howev
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Human rights between
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violations exposed xhe
include
SAN SALVADOR, El plicity?
Salvador ? A confidential list of Lavoro
dential list of Salvadoran officers wtl? ne
will be purged from their military adminisi
posts next month because of inci- loan gut
dents, including human rights vio- p/^Y
lations. X w ?
The list includes the defense may
minister, his deputy minister and J
more than 110 officers, according WASl
to people familiar with the list. intense
The purge orders, seen as one of istration
the most serious tests of civilian annrmni
. dliuuuill
authority over the armed forces, Qn ^
have raised tensions to a new level before t
as a series of important deadlines
Health
relief to the soaring costs. Few their p
businesses spend less than $3,750 method:
nn health rare so the relief to them Die hav
pncaieu in wronguoing on
irantees, according to gov- COLUMBIA ? The <
documents. County school district h;
, who is now White House more than $1,000 since Ji
staff, took the action at a on alcoholic beverages fo
e State Department was board members to drink at
to obtain Iraqi support for tions and private partie
)lan for a new peace talks home of Superintendeni
Israelis and Palestines, the Stokes Jr.
its indicate. Documents show the dis
prosucuters warnings bas paid to entertain the 1
details of "criminals com- Stokes and board members
in the Banca Nazionale del a plane ticket for Stokes'
scandal by Iraqi officals ,. f
:gotiated with the Bush accompany him to a conf<
trations for $1 billion in the California; and picked uj
irantees for two tickets to a fund i
V-MIA access ^esenSuperinlendent
611(1 dOllbt Stokes said last week th
helped promote "board h;
HINGTON ? Days of and 1116 Practice of usin<
activity by top Bush admin- money for liquor was I
i officals culminated in the July.
:ement of a breakthrough
POW-MIA issue 11 days
he election.
higher taxes to pay for i
ping the budget. Bu
lued from page 1 Americans will not supp
in^rpooo tn r\o\t fnr it
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~~ " ~ " 7! polls refute Bush's beliefs
atients about alternative r?i- ? ? a c ?
ui r Clinton s idea of cc
s. The problem is few peo- ,. ? . ...
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e the general knowledge to ? . ..,...
a u i . a a execution could kill small
and such complicated med- c .
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rgon. Although noble in jn higher share t
t, this ideas are primarily J, > ?? m h
i-year rhetonc. . '
, . , , may cost jobs.
;on s most closely mirrors . , .. .
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voter s are asking for. . . , , ~
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r it is pandering to the vot- , f
is an honest plan he feels bo"le 01 asP.,nn cos's ;
>rk is left for !he people to wKh"<; asPmna hos'
y r about the same. Clinton 1:
on's plan calls for managed to address tf
tition by establishing a ^ven thou8h " accor
al health care budget. e'
er, it will require slightly ... . , p,
specifics, he acknowle<
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ubucans Book explores
>ber sur- # r
the last middle class woes
story of
d States COLUMBIA ? If you are frustrated
and dissatisfied with the
nissing, presidential candidates and theii
de U.S. parties, your feelings are justified
ccess to according to the authors of a neu
and arti- book about what's wrong wit!
of doubt America.
ones. "ABANDONED : The Betray a
reement 0f the American Middle Clas:
renewed cinre War World IT. " offers timeh
ites and statistics showing how the middk
1S- class has been ignored bj
Republicans and Democrates the
last 50 years.
^ Co-authored by USC law profes
sors William Quirk and Randel
Bridwell, the book explains the
downward spiral of the Unitec
States since 1965.
Calhoun
as spent USC professor
fschaii offers health plan
convens
at the COLUMBIA ? It may take tw<
t Ernest t0 tango, ^ut t0 so^ve the problen
created by the trysts of younj
trict also teens, y?u neec* the cooperation o
wives of a lot ot^er dancers-schools
; bought churches, government agencies
wife?to P31^1118' adolescents and volunteers
At least that's the view of a pub
^rence in
) the tab lic health Pr?fessor at the USC
o and based on the teen pregnane
raiser for , , .
Barbara Preventl0n program he s imple
i/\ ?*ii?v\l CmitK Cnrnlin
iiiCiucu in iww luiai juuui v^atwiiu
, , , counties, his stragegy seems to b
e alcohol ,.
? working.
armony, The programj called paths fc
= net preparing Adolescents by Teachin
lalted in j-jeaith Skills, was introduced i
Hampton County in June and wa
modeled on a similar prograi
begun inl982 in Bamberg County.
t by cap- many good plans exist. By creatir
sh says a task force of health-care an
ort a tax business experts to analyze ar
but most implement the plans, it could yie
a plan is better Clinton or Bush'
mmunity His plan is the only to acknow
but upon edge any involvement on the state
business- Little can be said about his ph
wind up because he says little about heal
han they care. ' 8
long-run Overall, all three address the
topics of choice strongly. Bush
the drug targeting of legal malpracti<
average, a reform, Clinton's targeting of d
about $3, health care industry and Perot
pital costs desire to form a national heal
fKn Anltf A. 1. C ~ 11 _
> uiu viiiy care ihsk luiec an unci liupc
lis issue, solving the health care crisis,
nplish lit- No plan would completely sol
the problem. However, the
n lacks stances are a good start,
iges that
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' The USC Law Enforcement
1 Safety Division with the help
student government win spor
1 numerous events in honor of Sa
5 Week.
/ "There will be a safety fair
J Greene Street that will feature v
i ous> orgaiuzauuu;> anu uuuuis v
i cerned with safety, a banner <
test and door prizes," Wea
Grayson,a spokesman for the sa
1 division, said.
J The safety fair is today from
i a.m. to 2 p.m. and will also fea
a local radio station remote.
A six-foot sub will be awai
I- to the winner of the banner cont
"I never really thought at
- Safety Week before," junior E
Murray said. "But this week,
attend the fair and see what in
mation they have to share."
Officials from the Alcohol
Beverage Control Commission
talk with students Tuesday in
3 Russell House theater at 7 p.m.
1 "They will discuss issues
I how money is spent concen
f driving under the influence of a
hoi," Grayson said.
He said many people do
know about the hidden c<
incurred with DUI charges. F
2-7 p.m., USC Police will fx
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Wal-Mart Stores Inc. will bi
n cast a live program Wedne
about careers in retailing.
The broadcast, which wil
shown via satellite in the USC
School Auditorium, is targete
college students interested in
id suing a career in retailing, coi
id ny officials said.
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The performance will be in the
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:on- The Rape Crisis Network will
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ver panel discussion at 7 p.m.
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! 10 Safety Week will cover issues
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>out SGA has had Travel Ways maps
nca printed for student safety. They
I'll highlight safe paths for students to
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along with the location of emerand
gency call boxes.
WH1 Travel Ways maps are in the stuthe
dent government office on the first
floor of the Russell House.
on "I think Safety Week is very
tino important, especially in light of
jco_ what's happened this semester,"
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rom students to become more informed
j on about safety and to know what is
going on," she said.
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future course of their country.
Indications are that they will
reject the package of the constitutional
reforms, again raising the 1>BK(
spectre of Quebec independence. .
The referendum is about more lO 65
than Quebec and its desire to protect
its French language, culture WASI
and institutions. It is about Secretai
Canada's natives and their place in intervei
the country. It is about devolving guarante
power from the central government contrave
to the 10 provinces. It is about eral pro
equality among Canadians. were im
The outcome is non-binding, and past gua
passage of the reforms requires ernemnt
approval by Parliament and by the Baker
legislature of all provinces. But cjjjef 0f
Prime Minister Brian Mulroney tjme ^
says if the referendum fails in any iinxious
one nrovince. it's dead. _ TT o .