Suspected Mossad bugging in Bern shocks Swiss officials
Swiss officials disclosed that Mossad agents attempted to bug telephones at a building near Bern. The report links the activity to prior Mossad bungles and follows the resignation of Mossad chief Danny Yatom after a failed September 25 assassination attempt in Jordan.
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Yeltsin belts Cabinet in Kremlin meeting
President Boris Yeltsin harshly criticized his government in a televised session promising to dismiss ministers hindering reform. He warned three posts may open by session end as he pledged to name specific culprits at the 1997 end review.
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Annan names diplomatic head for Iraq resolution
United Nations chief Kofi Annan appointed Jayantha Dhanapala to lead a diplomatic team to accompany UN weapons inspectors into Iraq's presidential palaces. The move backs an accord to open eight sites to inspectors and avert a US led strike, with further council talks and penalties discussed.
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Prosecutions Question Aides On Lewinsky Job Change
Prosecutors questioned Nancy Hernreich Timothy Keating and Patsy Thomason about why intern Monica Lewinsky received a salaried White House job and was then moved to the Pentagon within months The grand jury session centered on possible links between the job change and Lewinsky's allegations and any cover up The witnesses denied any staffing actions were tied to a relationship with the president and said they had no knowledge of such a relationship.
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Congress revives 38 military construction projects vetoed by Clinton
Congress restored 38 military construction projects vetoed by President Clinton. The Senate voted 78 to 20 to reverse the veto and the House had previously approved 347 to 69, signaling bipartisan dismay over the line-item veto. The projects total about 287 million dollars.
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