Paraguay party seals long rule in presidential vote
In Asuncion the Colorado Party led Raul Cubas to a commanding early lead in presidential elections seen as a referendum on its half century of dominance. Returns on Monday showed Cubas, 54, ahead as fireworks lit the capital.
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Albright to meet Netanyahu on Middle East peace talks
President Clinton sent Secretary of State Albright to Washington to meet Prime Minister Netanyahu after Israel rejected U S terms. Israelis propose a 9 percent West Bank withdrawal over 12 weeks with 4 percent held in reserve. Abbasently, Palestinians insist on no compromise.
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Estrada Leads Philippines Presidential Vote Amid Heavy Turnout
In Manila voters backed B-movie star turned politician Joseph Estrada who led early counts with about 45 percent from 10 precincts, amid concerns over indelible ink security and a high but stabilizing violence toll in the campaign.
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Priest Foiled Bayonet Attack on Pope in Fatima
In 1982 at Fatima Portugal security guards overpowered a Spanish priest armed with a bayonet who attempted to reach Pope John Paul II dated Press.
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India conducts three underground nuclear tests
New Delhi announced it had conducted three underground nuclear tests in the desert southwest of New Delhi. Prime Minister Vajpayee said a fission device a low yield device and a thermonuclear device were tested with no atmospheric radiation released. Pakistan promised to strengthen defenses.
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Independent counsel to probe Labor Secretary Herman
Washington reports that Attorney General Janet Reno will seek an independent counsel to investigate Labor Secretary Alexis Herman over a cash-for-access scheme. The inquiry follows six months of review into her White House liaison tenure and alleged favors to a friend tied to kickbacks and improper political contributions.
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