World roundup: Netanyahu resists peace moves amid climate of doubt
Netanyahu sticks to his West Bank withdrawal timetable despite Clinton’s push at Wye River, triggering frustration from Clinton and anger from the Palestinians. Clinton’s visit ends on a low note as Palestinians renounce charter clauses calling for Israel’s destruction.
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Schwarzenegger to star in new Terminator film
Arnold Schwarzenegger indicated he would return as Terminator in a new project with James Cameron planning to write and produce. No deals are signed yet, but industry insiders express strong enthusiasm for the potential movie. In other news, Laura Schlessinger dropped her lawsuit over nude photos posted online, ending the privacy and copyright case against Internet Entertainment Group.
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U.N. Monitors Evacuate Baghdad Amid Iraqi Defiance
U N weapons monitors ordered to leave Baghdad after Baghdad denied full cooperation. The United States and Britain warned that air strikes remain an option, with British Foreign Secretary Robin Cook signaling rapid, unannounced action if defiance continues. Three busloads of monitors departed the U N compound, followed by four white U S cars, as drivers noted exit routes toward Habbaniya air base.
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Clinton urges continued talks to push Mideast peace progress
President Clinton urged Israel and the Palestinians to keep talking at the Erez crossing, outlining mechanisms to handle security, safe passage, and Palestinian schoolbook themes. He said progress is possible though a partial West Bank troop pullback and a Friday prisoner release remain uncertain amid Labour Party opposition.
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Building collapses in Rome kill seven in dawn disaster
A five story apartment house in a middle class Rome district collapsed at dawn. At least seven were killed and up to 31 may be buried. Five were pulled alive, sixteen families were believed to live there as police and rescuers combed the rubble with hands and machinery.
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Endeavour Lands After Space Station Mission Triumph
Space shuttle Endeavour and crew return to Earth after joining the first two components of the international space station. Commander Robert Cabana leads a smooth touchdown as dignitaries and Apollo 8 veterans celebrate a six astronaut mission. Wow remarks highlight the mission’s success.
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GM offers trunk escape handle for trapped children
General Motors becomes first automaker to provide an illuminated trunk escape handle for children. Starting February or March GM dealers will install the device and add a latch mechanism to prevent automatic trunk closing without adult reset. Last summer 11 children ages 2 to 6 died in trunks.
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