Chretien sees democracy in Canada West East split after victory
Prime Minister Jean Chretien hailed Liberal victory as a sign of democracy after winning a third straight majority with 173 seats in the 301 member House. He defended his program amid regional divides with the West backing the Canadian Alliance. Clinton welcomed Chretien’s win and planned a phone call, noting Chretien as the region’s longest serving Western power leader.
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FBI to search Los Alamos landfill in Wen Ho Lee tapes case
Federal agents searched a Los Alamos County landfill amid reports data tapes Wen Ho Lee downloaded at Los Alamos National Laboratory may be buried there. Lee has said the tapes were destroyed and pleaded guilty to one count of illegally downloading restricted data to an insecure tape.
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