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Weld told The Crimson that he thinks the GOP will hold a neutral or pro-choice position in 1996. But David McIntosh, executive director of Vice President Dan Quayle's Councilon Competitiveness, said the Republicans'pro-choice sentiments are too strong to change.McIntosh does, however, predict a shift in theRepublican rhetoric on the issue...
...Republican Party will be neutral or pro-choice," Weld said...
...sides are being helped along the way bymediation. Shattuck yesterday gave the firstofficial confirmation that a neutral outside partywas facilitating the negotiations...
Healy, who Williams described as a "very, very experienced and skilled mediator," said a mediator can serve as "a catalytic agent who is presumed to be neutral and acceptable to both sides...
...rather than hear its case. He seems not to grasp that the perception of just such behavior by reporters has alienated a large percentage of the public these news organizations are meant to serve. Although many readers complain that journalists do not seem patriotic, MacArthur thinks reporters should be neutral about whether their country's forces win or lose. He also dismisses in a sentence or two some practical reasons why the war was covered almost entirely on the Pentagon's terms: its brevity, the fact that so much of it was by air (in planes too small to accommodate...