Israel launches espionage satellite
Israel began what the AP reported as its first spy satellite, transmitting images sharp enough to read license plates in Iraq within hours of launch. Other items note traditional medicine reviving coma patients in China, Hillary Rodham Clinton project in Bangladesh, and William Perry urging aid to Kazakhstan with cautions on democratic reform.
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Clinton pledges restraint in use of nuclear weapons
President Clinton pledged not to launch nuclear attacks on countries without nuclear weapons that pledge not to acquire them. The pledge mirrors a 1978 agreement by the United States, Britain and the Soviet Union and would bar attacks on nations like Iran and Iraq unless invaded or attacked. Secretary of State Christopher told ambassadors that China would offer similar assurances via a UN resolution, while the U.S. would provide immediate assistance to nonnuclear states under threat.
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