American student Tobin arrested in Russia on drug charges
U S Fulbright scholar John Edward Tobin, 24, was detained in Voronezh while buying drugs and charged with illegal possession. The FSB said he had intelligence training but was not caught spying. Tobin studied at Voronezh State University and attended programs at Monterey and Fort Huachuca.
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Moscow
Russia
John Edward Tobin
Voronezh State University
Federal Security Service
FSB
Pavel Bolshunov
Voronezh
Bolshunov
Tobin
Fort Jackson
S.C
United States
Defense Language Institute
Monterey
Calif
Fort Huachuca
Ariz
Ful
Bright Program
Joseph McCormick
U.S. State Department
U.S
Philip Beeker
Washington
Middlebury College
Vermont
Monterey Institute
Special Services
U.S. Department of State
Interfax
U S admiral seeks to mend ties with Japan
Adm. William Fallon arrives in Tokyo delivering President Bush's apology and planning talks with families of nine missing Japanese. He meets Prime Minister Mori and will also confer with Cabinet members as Washington aims to ease security strains after the Ehime Maru incident and Okinawa sex-crimes fallout.
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Washington
US S
Bush
Adm
William Fallon
Japan
Fallon
Yoshiro Mori
U.S
Okinawa
Greeneville
Hawaii
Milestones and Tragedies Marking Key 19th–20th Century Events
The summary lists notable dates from 1827 to 1995 including the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad's passenger freight charter, the California gold seekers arrival in San Francisco, Ripon Wisconsin founding of the Republican Party, Colorado Territory organization, Kefauver committee findings on crime syndicates, Egypt US diplomatic ties restored, London's Underground disaster, Palme assassination, Waco siege, Denver International Airport opening, and the AP report.
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U.S
California
San Francisco
Ripon
Wis
Republican Party
Territory of
Colorado
Senate Committee
Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
United States
Egypt
London
Olof Palme
Stockholm
Waco
Texas
Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms
Davidians
Denver International
Associated Press
Powell asserts remaining U.S. peacekeepers in Balkans
Secretary of State Colin Powell pledges the United States will stay the course with peacekeepers in Bosnia and Kosovo. He says we went in together and will come out together, amid questions about continued troop deployments and resilience of NATO unity.
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Belgium
Colin Powell
Bush
Balkans
U.S
Bosnia
Kosovo
Powell
NATO
United States
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