Couric Reflects On Five Years As NBC Today Co-Anchor
Newsmakers report Katie Couric recalls a rough first day on NBCs Today show five months pregnant with a bad cold and a bloody nose. She marks her fifth anniversary as co-anchor and says the journey has been a wild ride toward her dream job.
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UN Security Council Pushes to Free Bosnia War Prisoners
The U N Security Council demands release of remaining prisoners of war by Bosnia parties. The Contact Group led by the United States Russia Britain France Germany and Italy warned of sanctions and a halted reconstruction meeting if prisoners are not freed. Officials estimate 88 to 90 prisoners still held by Bosnian Muslim Croat and Serb forces.
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U.N. Security Council
Bosnia
United States
Yugoslavia
Russia
Britain
France
Germany
Italy
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South Korea raises military alert after North Korea action
South Korea activates heightened military alert and boosts border patrols in response to North Korea's move to end joint control of the demilitarized zone. The Defense Ministry says radar surveillance and spy flights will increase, with U.S. concurrence being sought though not confirmed.
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South Korea
North Korea
Defense Ministry
U.S
Wid
Demilitarized Zone
Jim Coles
North Korean Peoples Army
Witness Clings to Story in Whitewater Trial Testimony
LITTLE ECK Ark. Former banker David Hale, key witness in the Whitewater case, admits lying to federal regulators to avoid jail but says he conspired with James McDougal and Jim Guy Tucker. Hale testified that he lied to the FBI but contends the involved parties schemed on nearly 3 million in loans from Capital Management Services and Madison Guaranty. Testimony continues amid cross examination highlighting Hale’s loans and ties to Madison and the McDougals.
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Whitewater
David Hale
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Hale
James McDougal
Jim Guy ‘Tucker
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McDougal
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Bill
Hillary Rodham Clinton
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Tucker
FBI
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Madison
Heuer
Two Mexicans File $10 Million Claim After Beating Tape
Two Mexican men beaten by Riverside County sheriff deputies during an 80 mile high speed chase filed a claim seeking more than 10 million dollars against the county. Enrique Funes Flores seeks 10 million and Santiago Garcia Pedroza 10 thousand for alleged baton beating and a ground throw. Deputies Tracy Watson and Kurtis Franklin were suspended with pay during investigations. A protest outside the Los Angeles federal building drew about 400 people led by Cardinal Roger Mahony.
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Riverside County
Peter Schey
Center For ‘Human Rights and Constitutional Law
Enrique Funes Flores
Santiago Garcia Pedroza
Funes
Garcia
Tracy Watson
Kurtis Franklin
Sheriff's Deputies
Sotero
Cardinal Roger Mahony
Los Angeles Federal Building
Mahony
Croatia mourns Ron Brown crash victims in day of tribute
In Dubrovnik a temporary morgue holds 16 of the 35 victims as American experts join to investigate why the plane carrying Commerce Secretary Ron Brown and executives crashed near Cilipi Airport in a storm. Initial blame points to instrument failure. Foreign and U.S. officials plan Dover Air Force Base transfer after identification. Flags at half staff, solemn observances noted.
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Croatia
Commerce
Ron Brown
Brown
Cilipi
Defense
William Perry
U.S
Mark Brzozowski
Dover Air Force Base
Delaware
Dirt Road Talks Hint Break in Freeman Standoff
On a dirt road fringe of their wheat farm in Jordan Montana the Freemen met negotiators marking the first sign of progress in a 12 day standoff. Federal agents watched from a distance as a surveillance plane circled above. The meeting occurred after the Freemen first arrived with a white truck and a blue tarp while eight men, including a talkative Freeman, shook hands with the negotiators. The FBI has a direct line to the farm and the talks followed arrests of two leaders on March 25 with a third surrendering Saturday prior to the meeting.
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