Iran's Khamenei rejects talks with United States
Iran's top cleric Ayatollah Ali Khamenei denounces dialogue with Washington at Tehran University. He calls the U S. the enemy of the Islamic Republic and rejects any talks, contrasting with President Khatami who urged dialogue and cultural exchanges.
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Germany votes to allow police home surveillance under crime law
Germanys lower house voted to permit electronic snooping in private homes during certain serious crimes with judge approval. The measure, facing opposition from rights groups and some coalition members, requires a two thirds majority and awaits upper house approval.
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Vets complete two week Vietnam Challenge bike ride to Ho Chi Minh City
Veteran riders from both sides end a 1200 mile journey across Vietnam in Ho Chi Minh City led by a police escort. U S Senator John Kerry and Ambassador Pete Peterson joined the final day with Artie Guerrejo expressing the emotional closure of the crossing.
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Clinton Baltic leaders sign nonbinding pact for NATO path
President Clinton and Estonian Estonian President Lennart Meri Latvia President Guntis Ulmanis Lithuania President Algirdas Brazauskas signed a Baltic Charter of Partnership in the White House East Room. The pact backs Baltic efforts to join NATO and EU, sets up formal dialogue on military and economic cooperation, and avoids timetables or security guarantees to avoid Russia anger.
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Britain’s runaway pigs captured after six day chase
Two Tamworth pigs nicknamed Butch Cassidy and Sundance Pig escaped a Malmesbury slaughterhouse and sparked a media frenzy across Britain. Butch, a feisty female, was captured by a Daily Mail team in a world oinkslusive reveal, while Sundance was tranquilized by RSPCA marksmen and is in veterinary care. The owner changed plans to find them a good home as tabloids bid for the pair.
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