Afghan opposition launches massive counterattack on Taliban
In Ishkamish and surrounding areas opposition forces open a large dawn assault using rockets and artillery to regain northern territory. Taliban jets reportedly strike near Kabul injuring three civilians with no confirmed deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kabul
Afghanistan
Taliban
Ishkamish
Mohammed Arif
Ahmed Shah Massood
Arif
Sinn Fein backs peace plan amid reform push in Ireland
Sinn Fein leader Gerry Adams wins 331 of 350 votes from activists to back participation in a new Northern Ireland administration. The decision aims to move from revolution to reform and follows dissident attacks on a police barracks in Belleek. British PM Blair welcomes the move as violence is ruled out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Salman Rushdie
Rushdie
Berlin Arts Academy
Dublin
Ireland
Sinn Fein
Gerry Adams
Northern Ireland
Ulster Unionists
Adams
Sinn Fein-Irish Republican Army
IRA
Belleek
Tony Blair
Balcombe Street
Hugh Doherty
Maze
Patrick Wilson
Mother of 21 named Mother of the Year
Sarah Curry of Neversink New York is recognized as Mother of the Year for bearing 21 children and 32 grandchildren. The 60 year old, described as modest, lives on a farm with husband Raymond and a large extended family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neversink
N.Y
Sarah Curry
Ramona Howe
Monticello Raceway
Curry
Raymond
New York City
Milestones and notable events marked on history pages
A chronology recounts milestones from 1858 statehood to 1996 tragedies and milestones. It notes Minnesota becoming the 32nd state in 1858, Irving Berlin's birth in 1888, Pullman strike and Debs leadership, Glacier Park loss in 1910, CARE aid reaching Europe in 1946, tubeless tire debut in 1947, Israel and Siam UN entry in 1949, Elisberg Pentagon Papers dismissal in 1973, Kim Philby's death in 1988, and the 1996 ValuJet crash killing 110.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Irving Berlin
Baline
Temun
Russia
Pullman Palace Car Co
Illinois
American Railway Union
Eugene Debs
Glacier National Park
Montana
Relief Agency
CARE
Europe
le Havre
France
B.F. Goodrich Co
Akron
Ohio
Israel
United Nations
Siam
Thailand
Daniel Elisberg
Harold
Kim’’ Philby
Soviet Union
Miami
Florida Everglades
Associated Press
Summit collapse sparks Middle East diplomacy dispute
U S envoy Dennis Ross canceled a planned Washington hosted Mideast summit after a breakdown in talks. Palestinians blamed Benjamin Netanyahu for hard lines on West Bank withdrawals while Israelis charged the invitation resembled an ultimatum. Officials weigh rescheduling as Erekat and Netanyahu trade accusations. Clinton to consult advisers before deciding on a new date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Madeleine Albright
National Security
Sandy Berger
Ross
Yasser Arafat
Palestinian Authority
Jerusalem
Saeb Erekat
U.S
John Herbst
Netanyahu
David Bar-Illan
Erekat
Mideast
Israel
Media relations specialist hired to go with Lewinsky
The Lewinsky family hires Judy Smith, a veteran media relations specialist and former White House deputy press secretary, to aid Monica Lewinsky's defense team as the Clinton investigation nears a critical stage. Smith, a lawyer, runs a New York firm and previously served as Iran Contra prosecutor Lawrence Walsh's public information deputy and associate counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewinsky
Washington
Monica Lewinsky
Clinton
Judy Smith
Bush
Smith
New York
Lawrence Walsh
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ist Control Center
Cape Canaveral
Fla
John Glenn
America
Complex 14
Cape Canaveral Air Station
Air Force
Kabila
Kinshasa
Congo
Laurent Kabila
James Kabari
Mbandaka
Kabari
Colorado Party
Asuncion
Paraguay
West Bank
Birmingham
England
White House
Barry Torv
William Ginsburg
Ginsburg
Nathanial Speights
Lewinsky Family
Marcia Lewis
The
Ait Iles
Sylvan
Center Point Rd
Collins Rd
New
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Des Moines, Iowa
Bri Bly J
SAT
ACT
Koretta
1St Avenue