UN chief probes Iraq cooperation on weapons inspections
United Nations weapons inspector Richard Butler sent a letter to Baghdad asking if Iraq plans to resume cooperation on findings after sanctions linked to the 1990 Gulf War. The appeal signals no imminent search but seeks clarity on future cooperation.
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Castro Set To Arrive In Dominican Republic On First Visit Since 1959
Fidel Castro arrives in the Dominican Republic amid a mixed reception as he tours the Caribbean Community summit. The visit marks his return to the region since becoming Cuba's leader in 1959, with Caribbean nations embracing engagement despite exile groups criticizing human rights and Washington's stance.
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FBI chief heads to Africa after embassy bombing probes
FBI Director Louis Freeh toured the bombed U S Embassy in Dar es Salaam Tanzania and met agents and officials as investigations continue. In Nairobi mourners attended an ecumenical service for 247 killed in the dual attacks. Two suspects held in Tanzania, Pakistan questioning ongoing, linked to Osama bin Laden rumors despite no conclusive ties.
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Pacino to star as TV journalist in Man of the People
Al Pacino plays a television journalist in the film about a former cigarette company vice president who turns on the tobacco industry. Mobile doubles New Orleans French Quarter for the production with locals as extras while Pacino portrays 60 Minutes producer Lowell Bergman in the Wigand interview storyline.
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Notes contradict Gore account on campaign funds shift
The New York Times reports handwritten White House memo notes show Gore and campaign officials discussed diverting large contributions marked as soft money to hard money for the Clinton Gore reelection effort. Unnamed government officials confirm the notations suggest funds meant for general purposes were redirected.
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FCC to reauction wireless licenses amid bankrupt bidders
The FCC announced a March 23 1999 reauction of an estimated 264 wireless licenses surrendered by cash strapped bidders. Officials said the number could vary with distressed bidders finances as rules were revised in March to provide relief options.
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