Carter says nuclear crisis with North Korea is over
Former President Jimmy Carter says the Korea crisis is over after talks with Kim Il Sung in Pyongyang. Administration officials caution that sanctions policy remains in abeyance until formal talks begin, while Carter cites potential openings for resolution and propos als from the North.
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Whitewater Case Trials Loom Over Hale Testimony
In Arkansas, Charles Matthews and Eugene Fitzhugh face bank fraud charges tied to the Whitewater probe. The key issue is whether witness David Hale, a cooperating former judge who pleaded guilty to two felonies, will testify, with prosecutors seeking to limit his testimony while Fitzhugh’s counsel subpoenas Hale as a defense witness.
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Moynihan Sees Modest Health Plan As Possible In 2002 or 2004
Sen Daniel Patrick Moynihan on NBC Meet the Press urged a modest health reform bill this year, saying universal coverage is unlikely now. He noted 100 million insured through subsidies and portability as big advances, with target dates of 2002 or 2004 for universal coverage. President Clinton seeks universal coverage but open to time-bound goals. He added votes aren’t yet there in Congress to pass a full reform.
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