Albright criticizes Russia over Chechnya misery
In Moscow Secretary of State Madeleine Albright condemns Russia for civilian misery in Chechnya and urges dialogue with Chechen leaders while Russia insists on firm action against terrorism. She notes no military solution exists and cites diplomatic strain with the United States over arms control and space defense.
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North Korea invites U S forensics team on war remains site
North Korea said it unearthed about 415 sets of human remains at a land reclamation site and invited a U S fact finding team to verify if they belong to American servicemen missing since 1950 53. The Pentagon gave no immediate response.
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Woman sets herself on fire at Abbe Center for Community Care
Correction notice clarifies that a woman set herself on fire at the Abbe Center for Community Care last Thursday. The Gazette commits to correcting inaccuracies and invites complaints about news coverage with contact via phone.
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1990s Economy Sets Record in longest expansion
Washington AP reports the U.S. economy marks the longest expansion in history at 107 months since March 1991, surpassing the 1960s' 106 months. Unemployment hits 4.1 percent, consumer confidence peaks, and the S&P 500 posts five straight years of 20 percent gains.
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1999 Growth Surges Yet Inflation Remains Subdued
The year 1999 marks the third straight year of growth at 4 percent or more. Despite strong growth and a shrinking labor pool, wages are not rising steeply and inflation remains muted with core inflation up only 1.9 percent, the best showing in 34 years.
Ganske backs Elian return criticizing Congress and Cuba
Representative Greg Ganske urged returning Elian Gonzalez to his father in Cuba and condemned efforts to grant the boy U.S. citizenship or permanent residence as undermining the rule of law. He said the issue is used as a political football by both nations.
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Gazette promotes agriculture with soybean ink and recycling drive
The Gazette highlights its use of soybean ink and recycled newsprint while urging readers to recycle newspapers. It lists City Carton at 4250 Sixth St SW as a collection point and notes recycling locations nearby for convenience.
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