Milosevic defies warning as Serbian protests surge
In Belgrade Milosevic shuts down the capital’s only reliable protest radio stations amid mass anti government demonstrations over November election results. Five Supreme Court judges break ranks to back protesters as pressure mounts domestically and internationally.
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U S Bars 16 Japanese From Entering Over WWII Crimes
The Justice Department barred sixteen Imperial Army veterans from entering the United States for alleged medical experiments on prisoners and for operating forced sex camps during World War II. They mark the first Japanese on the watch list since 1979, part of a long running effort linked to Nazi persecution records. Some ex soldiers reportedly led detachment units that conducted lethal pseudo medical tests on non-volunteer POWs.
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Lott pledges probe into White House fundraising
Senate leader Trent Lott vows cooperation with Democrats but says investigations into White House fundraising irregularities must come first. He warned that campaign finance issues could dominate Congress and the White House for months. Sen. Tom Daschle says Democrats will push major campaign reform.
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