Dalai Lama urges Tibetans to denounce him under duress
In Dharamsala the Dalai Lama tells Tibetan refugees that denouncing him would be under pressure and urges acceptance of Beijing's stance. The spokesman said over 1,000 refugees heard the message in three groups over three months, most recently on Saturday.
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Officials see little change in post Hussein policy
Washington officials and Middle East scholars expect Jordan to pursue moderation under Abdullah as king. Abdullah, aged 37 and newly in line, lacks Hussein’s leadership but will likely maintain relations with the United States and press for peace. Clinton mourned Hussein and pledged support while Albright and Daschle voiced commitment to the Wye accord. Israel Palestine talks stall ahead of Israeli elections.
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Kosovo Serbs decry peace plan details as horrifying
In Rambouillet Kosovo Serbs call the proposed peace plan horrifying while Serbia and Kosovo Albanians accept 10 general elements. Negotiators aim to keep Yugoslavia’s borders intact with Kosovo autonomy as mediators push beyond the draft. A funeral scene shows Kosovo Albanian survivors consoling one another.
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Clinton plan threatens to bomb regimes aiding terrorists
U S officials vow to strike terrorist sanctuaries and even retaliate at host government facilities if they shelter terrorists. Richard Clarke says the tougher policy marks a shift from last August cruise missile strikes in Afghanistan and Sudan.
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Clinton proposes five part plan to cut drug use by 2007
The administration unveils a nationwide anti drug drive focused on youth with nearly 18 billion dollars for this year. Barry McCaffrey says children will be the focal point in a broad prevention campaign involving parents coaches mentors teachers clergy and other role models.
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Hollywood Squares and pageant talk shape stars’ choices
Whoopi Goldberg rejects pressure to chase blockbuster openings, preferring a lighter schedule and solid pay. Donald Trump promotes his Miss USA Pageant, enjoying being a big fish in a small pond in Branson. Stephen King notes TV adaptations tame horror, valuing imagination over graphic content.
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