U S Mexican cooperation eyes drug certification process
In Mexico City authorities work with the United States to press drug lords including the Arellano Felix brothers. Attorney General Janet Reno commended Mexico for extraditing fugitives and noted a better working relationship as the 1999 budget debate unfolds.
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Kim Dae-jung sworn in as president in Seoul
Kim Dae-jung, once a dissident, became South Korea's president pledging economic revival and an end to authoritarian rule. He was sworn in before 45,000 in a plaza by the National Assembly with dancers and 1,500 doves and a 21 gun salute amid celebrations.
Mudslide Disaster Strikes Laguna Beach California
In Laguna Beach mud from El Nino rains swamped Laguna Canyon Road homes. Rescue crews found Glenn Flock, 25, dead in the mud as the season's strongest storm battered the West Coast. At least nine killed and dozens homeless as Los Angeles County beaches closed and tornadoes touched down.
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Annan predicts broad backing for Iraq accord at UN
UN chief Kofi Annan said key nations would back his Iraq deal. The United States sought clarifications while Annan pledged unfettered U N access to sites amid Security Council expectations. He expected strong council support and Iraqi compliance.
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Lawmakers Question End Date for Gulf Commitment
Washington lawmakers pressed for a timeline on the US military presence in the Persian Gulf as Iraq remains noncompliant with weapons inspections. Administration officials gave no clear deadline, citing current duties to deter and monitor threats. Senator John McCain criticized ongoing force deployment as eroding battle readiness and warned against an endless float in the region.
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Comedian Henny Youngman Dies at 91
New York veteran comic Henny Youngman died of pneumonia at Mount Sinai Medical Center aged 91. Born in Liverpool to Russian immigrants in 1906, he kept performing to three months ago and was a Friars Club fixture on West 55th Street. His wife Sadie Cohen died in 1987.
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Election overseer sets new Teamsters schedule for September
Court appointed election overseer Michael Cherkasky outlined a rerun for the Teamsters with ballots mailed July 27 to about 1.4 million members and a vote count starting August 25. He proposed allowing slate switches and changes in state affiliation and donation rules during the process.
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