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Last Thursday, when Ethics Committee chairman Mitch McConnell of Kentucky released his panel's 10-volume, 40-lb., 10,145-page record, there were ample depositions, affidavits and a 174-page bill of particulars to document those charges. There were also diary excerpts that revealed a vain, lecherous, insecure man still caught in the clutches of adolescence. In a 1989 entry, Packwood described an office encounter with a female staff member. "'Would you like to dance?' She says, 'I'd love to.' So I slipped around the side of this gigantic desk and we danced. Boy, she wrapped her arms...
...full document, "Research Doctorate Programs in the United States: Continuity and Change, is available on the World Wide Web at http://www.nas.edu...
...history of six or more excessive-force cases during the five years before the King beating; until recently 33 of them remained on the force, with 19 still on the streets dealing with the public. One of the 44 was Andrew Teague, who confessed to forging a key document in a murder case and last week, along with his supervisor, turned in his badge. And in July, another of those 44 officers, Michael Falvo, shot and killed a 14-year-old Latino boy in the Lincoln Heights section of Los Angeles. The police version is that the boy, Jose Antonio...
...good reason to be. Milosevic whisked Holbrooke to the presidential palace in Belgrade, where he handed the American envoy a document signed by top Bosnian Serb leaders, including political leader Radovan Karadzic, military commander Ratko Mladic and Patri arch Pavle of the Serbian Orthodox Church. "Look," said Milosevic, in what for him must have been a moment of supreme satisfaction. "I now speak for Pale." Translation: the Serbian President did what he had boasted he could do-he had delivered the Bosnian Serbs to the negotiating table. Moreover, he could control the Serb side of the negotiations. According...
...Either you join with me and we do it together," he reportedly told the Bosnian Serbs when they met, "or the deal gets done anyway, without you." As the document Milosevic showed Holbrooke attested, the Bosnian Serbs had capitulated, effectively signing their negotiating authority over to him. In Karadzic's case, the decision reflected his growing political weakness; in Mladic's, it was simply a reaffirmation of his close ties to Milosevic. What is interesting about this breakthrough, if indeed that is what it turns out to be, is that it was not triggered by NATO's air strikes. While...