U S pushes India to join nuclear test ban treaty
Deputy Secretary of State Strobe Talbott visits New Delhi in the eighth round of nuclear policy talks to urge India to sign the treaty and strengthen bilateral ties with the United States. He stresses Clinton’s priority on a stronger Washington New Delhi relationship and notes historical mistrust over Cold War alignment.
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Senate OKs Clinton impeachment plan with videotaped depositions
The Senate approved a impeachment trial blueprint with a path to videotaped depositions from Monica Lewinsky Vernon Jordan and Sidney Blumenthal. The plan sets a Feb 12 end date unless more witnesses are called and allows on floor questioning after depositions. Democrats urged live witnesses but Republicans prevailed.
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Kosovo talks set for Rambouillet end February peace push
NATO backed push for a Kosovo settlement by mid February calls for substantial autonomy for Kosovo and limits discussion points. Talks between Belgrade and ethnic Albanians begin February 6 in Rambouillet France led by Robin Cook and Hubert Vedrine. Western powers urge ceasefire, safe civilian return, and a war crimes probe of the Racak massacre.
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Public seeks clue in Ramsey bear, 1996 retailer ID
Prosecutors posted a photo of a one foot long Santa bear online asking the public to identify its maker and where it was sold in 1996 or earlier. Officials offered few details on the toy’s role but stressed it could advance the Ramsey investigation.
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Pope Plea Aims to Spare Mease From Death Penalty
In Jefferson City Missouri Governor Mel Carnahan weighs commuting triple murderer Darrrell Mease to life in prison after a face to face plea from Pope John Paul II. The case stirs debate on capital punishment and political consequences for the governor as voters in a state with broad support for the death penalty watch closely.
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Reward Offered for Lead in Pakula Death Mystery
New York director Alan Pakula died when a 7 foot pipe crashed through his windshield on November 19 after a truck dropped the pipe on the road and a car kicked it up. Pakula family placed an ad in Newsday offering a reward to identify the truck driver.
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