Clinton warns Netanyahu on Middle East peacemaking
President Clinton urged Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu to avoid steps that erode Palestinian confidence in peace efforts. He backed Albright's regional trip, called for renewed tax payments to the Palestinian Authority, and pressed Arafat to curb terrorism while urging a two way street for progress toward final settlement by 1999.
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Korea talks show little compromise in four nation talks
Four nation talks on a new Korean peace framework showed little compromise as North Korea demanded U.S. troop withdrawal as a first step, while the United States and South Korea called for binding measures first. China sought a neutral, evenhanded role, with officials saying sessions remained businesslike but unresolved.
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