Clinton lifts sanctions on Yugoslavia amid transition
President Clinton informed congressional leaders he is lifting trade and financial sanctions on Yugoslavia due to a peaceful democratic transition under President Vojislav Kostunica. Eighty one individuals remain sanctioned, barred from visas, banking, and trade, while earlier embargoes were eased. Milan Panic welcomed the move as aiding Kostunica against Milosevic’s legacy. The Bush administration will assess Yugoslavia’s cooperation with the ICTY.
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Rules tighten in Japan lower house to curb disorder
Tokyo AP reports new rules issued by a House committee limit cell phone use and movement to curb heckling and disruption. The measures aim to restore order after frequent shouting, shoving, and even dousing during sessions, with apathy and sleepy members also noted.
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Notable historical milestones from 1801 to 1986
A concise timeline notes John Marshall's 1801 appointment as chief justice, Hong Kong's 1841 cession, Pearl Harbor lease in 1887, George Burns birth in 1896, Fellini's 1920 birth, King George V's 1936 death, Wannsee conference during WWII, Iran hostage release in 1981, and the 1986 MLK Jr federal holiday.
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Ex-butler questioned about Diana items in London inquiry
Police questioned Paul Burrell, Diana’s former butler, amid reports he was linked to the disappearance of a wedding gift artifact. Scotland Yard said he was questioned and released with further inquiries ongoing. a $735,000 jewel boat was alleged to be missing from central London.
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Castro Leads Million-Strong Havana Protest Against U S Policies
Fidel Castro led about a million marchers through Havana on a protest against American policies blamed for the deaths of two Cuban cadets who died attempting to flee the island. The rally near the U S Interests Section followed arrests of Czech nationals and amid U S Bush inauguration.
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