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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 2000

Page

17

Crippled Cole sails from Aden for repair home

A damaged USS Cole left Aden on Sunday towed toward a Norwegian heavy lift ship for repairs after the October bombing that killed 17 sailors and injured 39. The departure, marked by a flag ceremony, follows the attack planned by suspects believed to have resided nearby.

Den Yemen Asie Cole Aden Barbara Bodine U.S United States

Budget stalemate lingers as Congress returns on Sunday

Washington Republicans and President Clinton reopened the budget battle with a Sunday session eight days before the election. Lott warned they may stay through Election Day, while Clinton urged compromise. Key fights include a 350 billion labor education health bill, a 240 billion tax relief package with a minimum wage rise, and school construction plus prevailing wage rules.

Washington Congress Clinton Trent Lott Senate Mississippi Lott ABC Tom Daschle South Dakota Daschle Fox News House White House

Victims of terrorism gain funds but risk political retaliation

A new law allows American terror victims to be compensated from the U S Treasury and later recouped from alleged terrorist states. Critics say the plan may not punish terrorists or alter diplomacy, arguing the money ultimately shifts from U S taxpayers to regimes such as Iran or Libya. Eight families receive about 213 million dollars plus interest from court awards, while concerns persist over enforcement and diplomatic consequences.

Washington U.S. Treasury Clinton Rosemary Wolfe Alexandria Miriam Susan Cohen Theodora Lockerbie Scotland U.S Cohen Libya Flatow West Orange N.J State Department Sudan North Korea Iraq Iran Cuba Syria

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