Arafat Barak meet seek progress on peace talks
Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat and Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Barak held a late night meeting in Ramallah to push for a quicker Israeli troop pullback and the release of Palestinian prisoners. Arafat adviser Nabil Abourdeneh said disagreements should be resolved in days as the 53 day deadline for a peace framework looms.
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Global Terror Warning Prompts U S Airport Security Push
The State Department warns Americans worldwide of possible terrorist attacks through mid January 2000, citing links to an Algerian arrest in Port Angeles and a California suspect tied to Osama bin Laden’s network. FAA to intensify security, police patrols, bomb detection, and stricter parking rules amid added vigilance at airports. Authorities seek up to three accomplices in Ressam case. two arrests at Beecher Falls border station include Bouabide Chamchi and Lucia Garofalo.
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Public anxiety on Y2K drops but a third still stock up
AP poll based on 1,010 adults via telephone interviews conducted Dec 15 19 by ICR of Media. Results weighted for age sex region education with margin of error larger for subgroups. Key questions show 34 percent would stock up on food water gasoline and batteries while 65 percent would not.
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McCain vows to keep campaign clean in upstate SC
Sen John McCain pledges to run a clean campaign despite opponents attacks during a South Carolina swing. He says reform rather than bashing rivals fuels momentum as Bush signals tougher contrasts before New Hampshire primary.
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Murder in Spartanburg mobile home found dead man
Spartanburg deputies found 35 year old Michael Antonio Rice shot dead in a bed in a single wide mobile home. An autopsy is planned. Rice, nicknamed Hulk, had no fixed address and was staying at the trailer briefly before death. A female acquaintance found him and called for help.
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Actor and the Globe settle $50M libel suit
The Globe agreed to retract and apologize to Arnold Schwarzenegger over a 1998 article that questioned his health. Terms remain undisclosed. attorney Martin Singer said former Globe owners contributed to Schwarzenegger’s Inner City Games Foundation. The Globe was recently sold to American Media.
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