German firms named as WWII slave labor users
The American Jewish Committee released a list naming 255 German companies that used slave labor during the Nazi era and have not acknowledged responsibility to pay victims. The roster, affecting major firms including Shell and Ford, aims to spur compensation talks amid stalled negotiations. experts estimate 500 to 600 firms still owe amends.
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Albright Seeks Restart Of Syria Israel Peace Talks
Secretary of State Madeleine Albright left Damascus for Israel amid renewed hope that Syria Israel negotiations may resume. Assad signaled seriousness, with Albright to brief Barak. meanwhile Barak froze about 1300 West Bank home permits to ease tensions ahead of talks with Arafat.
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Dutch teen opens fire in first Netherlands school shooting
A 17 year old student fired more than 10 shots at a regional vocational school in Veghel wounding a teacher and four students. He surrendered to police as two victims remained in critical condition and others were treated after surgeries. Police withheld the suspect's name.
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