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■ President Clinton links Kosovo and Littleton: “In both cases, there at least is some evidence that part of the problem was one group of people looking down on another group of people and getting to where they hated them and then getting to where they thought it was legitimate to take them out.” . . . Hillary Clinton analyzes Slobodan Milosevic, whose parents killed them-selves, and his wife, whose mother was murdered by Communists: “We are seeing their psychological anguish and bitterness acted out in their incredible hatred of those who are different from them. So I think that in everyday ways, how you treat your own disappointments and whether you’re able to forgive the pain that others have caused you and, frankly, to acknowledge the pain you cause to others, it’s one of the big challenges we face as we move into this next century. And it’s something that I certainly have faced.”

■ Clinton, in New York Times interview, describes campaign advice he has offered to Al Gore: “I have told him to go out and have a good time.” . . . Dick Morris, on Fox News Sunday: “When the president advised Al Gore to have a good time while he’s campaigning, I hope the vice president recognizes the limits on accepting the president’s advice on that.” . . . Democratic consultant Mandy Grunwald, on ABC News radio: “[Gore] has a tendency . . . to talk down to people and to sort of sound a little condescending, and he’s just got to watch that.” . . . Johnny Chung, who pleaded guilty to making illegal campaign contributions, says he received invitation in April to attend Los Angeles fundraiser for Gore. . . . Steve Forbes objects to appointment of infanticide advocate Peter Singer to position at Princeton, where Forbes is a board member. . . . Appearing on CNBC’s Hardball, Rep. John Kasich (R., Ohio) discusses women in ground combat: If “they want to be able to do that, there is a place for them.” On his pro-life views: “I think that it is unlikely that we will change the Constitution. . . . I don’t think it’s going to happen.”

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■ President Clinton links Kosovo and Littleton: “In both cases, there at least is some evidence that part of the problem was one group of people looking down on another group of people and getting to where they hated them and then getting to where they thought it was legitimate to take them out.” . . . Hillary Clinton analyzes Slobodan Milosevic, whose parents killed them-selves, and his wife, whose mother was murdered by Communists: “We are seeing their psychological anguish and bitterness acted out in their incredible hatred of those who are different from them. So I think that in everyday ways, how you treat your own disappointments and whether you’re able to forgive the pain that others have caused you and, frankly, to acknowledge the pain you cause to others, it’s one of the big challenges we face as we move into this next century. And it’s something that I certainly have faced.”

■ Clinton, in New York Times interview, describes campaign advice he has offered to Al Gore: “I have told him to go out and have a good time.” . . . Dick Morris, on Fox News Sunday: “When the president advised Al Gore to have a good time while he’s campaigning, I hope the vice president recognizes the limits on accepting the president’s advice on that.” . . . Democratic consultant Mandy Grunwald, on ABC News radio: “[Gore] has a tendency . . . to talk down to people and to sort of sound a little condescending, and he’s just got to watch that.” . . . Johnny Chung, who pleaded guilty to making illegal campaign contributions, says he received invitation in April to attend Los Angeles fundraiser for Gore. . . . Steve Forbes objects to appointment of infanticide advocate Peter Singer to position at Princeton, where Forbes is a board member. . . . Appearing on CNBC’s Hardball, Rep. John Kasich (R., Ohio) discusses women in ground combat: If “they want to be able to do that, there is a place for them.” On his pro-life views: “I think that it is unlikely that we will change the Constitution. . . . I don’t think it’s going to happen.”