Gore accuses Bush of cold war fixation in foreign policy
Vice President Al Gore called George W. Bush's foreign policy noticeably blank and overly tied to right wing ideologues like Senator Jesse Helms. Gore argued Bush would rely on old anti communist stances while ignoring 21st century threats such as terrorism and narcotics trafficking. Condoleezza Rice defended Bush, saying Gore's critique lacked credibility and misrepresented Bush's approach to international security.
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AIDS designated a national threat defended by Clinton aides
White House AIDS policy chief Sandy Thurman defended listing AIDS as a national security threat. He argued the epidemic could destabilize nations and economies, requiring security and diplomatic tools to mobilize global responses. Senator Trent Lott rejected the threat designation as unnecessary.
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Tourist and driver killed by mob in Guatemala
In Todos Santos Cuchuman Guatemala a mob of about 500 pelted and killed Japanese tourist Tetsuo Yamahiro 40 and his bus driver Edgar Castellanos 35 with stones and gasoline. Rumors claimed foreigners steal children prompting the fatal attack.
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