Boulder unrest leaves hundreds in streets amid clashes with police
In Boulder Colorado on Friday and Saturday nights crowds estimated around 500 to 1 500 gathered and hurled rocks and bricks at police injuring about a dozen and sending several to jail Residents reported an aggressive mood as bonfires earlier sparked by students celebrating summer break drew firefighters to the scene Eleven arrests and twenty injuries were recorded Contempt citation may follow if the White House withholds documents in a separate congressional probe led by Rep Dan Burton involving fund raisers John Huang James Riady and Webster Hubbell
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Boulder
Colo
Leslie Aaholm
Washington
White House
Dan Burton
R-Ind
House Government Reform and Oversight Committee
Burton
John Huang
James Riady
Webster Hubbell
Talks on Missing U.S. Servicemen Advance in Korea
U S North Korean talks break new ground on Americans missing since the Korean War. Discussions cover possible living Americans, access to North Korean archives, and continued joint excavations with a goal of building trust.
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New York
North Korea
Defense Department
U.S
Larry Greer
Pentagon
Greer
Mobutu and Kabila Hold Talks Amid Ceasefire Doubts
In Pointe Noire Zairean President Mobutu Sese Seko met rival Laurent Kabila as rebels push toward Kinshasa. Mediation hinted at a cease-fire and transitional government, but Kabila demanded power be handed to the rebels. Mobutu offered to hand over power to elected authorities, while not ruling out running himself. Sahnoun noted tension then a cordial tone. a temporary cease-fire was said to be agreed, with troops ordered to halt advances but ready to defend if attacked.
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Mobutu Sese Seko
Left
Laurent Kabila
SAS Outeniqua
Pointe Noire Harbor
Congo
Pointe Noire
Zaire
Kinshasa
U.N
Mohamed Sahnoun
Mobutu
Sahnoun
Kabila
Two Texas secessionists still at large after standoff
Air and ground search efforts extend across rugged western Texas for two armed members of the Republic of Texas who fled into the mountains after leader Richard McLaren and five followers surrendered. McLaren remained in custody as authorities cleared explosives around the group’s makeshift embassy trailer and cabin.
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Fort Davis
Texas
Republic of Texas
Mike Cox
Department of Public Safety
Richard McLaren
McLaren
Texas Rangers
Deep Blue halts Kasparov in tied chess match
IBM's Deep Blue defeated world chess champion Garry Kasparov on Sunday, tying the six game series at one win apiece as Kasparov resigned after the 45th move. The game lasted nearly four hours and followed Kasparov's win in Saturdays opener.
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IBM
Deep Blue
Garry Kasparov
Kasparov
Sian
Mike Valvo
Freeh rules out terrorism in TWA 800 crash
FBI Director Louis Freeh says evidence points to a catastrophic mechanical failure rather than a terrorist attack in the July crash of TWA Flight 800 off Long Island. He discounts missile theories and notes ongoing recovery efforts with findings due mid to late summer.
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TWA
Washington
FBI
Louis Freeh
Freeh
NBC
Meet the Press
National Transportation Safety Board
Long Island
Atlantic Ocean
NTSB
John McDonald
McDonald
Clinton Aims to Mend U.S. Mexico Ties During Mexico Visit
President Clinton prepares for a two day trip to Mexico City amid Mexican anger over U.S. immigration laws and drug war criticism. Analysts say the visit should ease tensions and reset ties as Central American leaders seek trade and immigration cooperation with the United States.
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Mexico
United States
Porfirio Diaz
Clinton
U.S. Congress
Washington
M. Delal Baer
Center For Strategic and International Studies
Central America
Caribbean
Jose Figueres
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