>From SLATE magazine's daily summary of the big US newspaper's front pages: >All the papers lead with the latest on the Yugoslavian war. The main developments are: 1) In response to the increasingly chaotic situation in Macedonia and Albania, NATO's announcement of plans to evacuate approximately 100,000 Kosovar refugees temporarily to various NATO countries. According to the coverage, the U.S. is planning to house its share of the refugees in either Guantanamo Bay, Cuba or in Guam; < Be careful what you wish for. The US is going to house the Kosovar refugees in Guantanomo? >... 3) The official confirmation of a change in the NATO force first written about over the weekend: the deployment of 24 Apache attack helicopters and Army tactical missiles to Albania along with 2,000 Army troops to protect them there. The Pentagon adamantly describes this not as a move toward a ground war, but as a straightforward extension of the air war. < It's good to see that SLATE is a wee bit skeptical of the Pentagon's descriptions. Jim Devine "Eddication 'B' Us." Jim Devine [EMAIL PROTECTED] & http://clawww.lmu.edu/Faculty/JDevine/jdevine.html
