Creeping Cold War risks in U S China relations
U S China ties may be entering a creeping Cold War as strains mount over nuclear espionage, weapons proliferation, market access, human rights, and Taiwan. Observers cite embassy bombing and spy allegations, urging engagement over nonengagement to balance interests and reduce suspicions among the world’s two largest powers.
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Washington
United States
China
Soviet Union
Beijing
Taiwan
Belgrade
Tiananmen Square
Clinton
Jiang Zemin
NATO
Yugoslavia
House Select Committee
Congress
House Committee
Christopher Cox
Rcalif
William Triplett
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Triplett
Iran
Syria
Cniia
East Asia
Beiing
Security Council
State Department
James P. Rubin
Nicholas Lardy
Brookings Institution
Garret Gong
Center For Strategic and International Studies
Morton Abramowitz
Carnegie Endowment For International Peace
Veterans Park ceremony honors nine flags with wreath and colors
Huge from 1a laid a wreath before the gray obelisk as 10 veterans from World War II, Korea, or Vietnam raised nine flags including the U S flag, state flag, POW MIA, and service flags. Betty Humphrey praised the park and organizers while Burnettown official Kenneth Ferguson called it the best veterans park in the Aiken area.
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United States
South Carolina
Navy
Marine Corps
Air Forces
Coast Guard
Merchant Marines
Betty Humphrey
Georgia
Kenneth Ferguson
Burnettown
Aiken
NATO talks falter as Yugoslav pullout tactics unfold near Kosovo
NATO presses for a Kosovo withdrawal after a day of negotiations on a hillside near no man's land. Serb generals return to Yugoslav territory while Russian observers are excluded. NATO jets continue strikes and prepare to move in, aiming to repatriate Albanian refugees and seal a peace plan with mediation by Viktor Chernomyrdin.
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Vrsac
Belgrade
NATO
Nis
Serbia
Tanjug
Slobodan Milosevic
No Man’s Land
Ford
Russian Defense Ministry
Russia
Viktor Chernomyrdin
Bacon
Yugoslavia
Kosovo
Macedonia
Albania
Urosovac
Mount Goles
Prizren
Pristina
Jackson
Skopje
European Union
Clifford
Dole Campaign Aide Bets On South Carolina Primary
A GOP advisory aide, former transportation secretary and Red Cross president, discusses moving the primary schedule and her South Carolina plans. The campaign notes she raised about 500000 dollars last week and will spend substantial time in the state ahead of the primary while committee leaders keep date flexibility for upcoming changes.
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Federal Trade Commission
White House
Reagan
American Red Cross
Amelica
Cole
Tue West
Dole
Michigan
Puerto Rico
Virginia
Washington
Henry McMaster
South Carolina
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