NATO agrees to ease air campaign over Yugoslavia
NATO leaders Friday signaled a softer air campaign against Yugoslavia as the Pentagon suggested bombing could end by Sunday if Milosevic moves to withdraw forces from Kosovo. Disputes over Russian peacekeepers’ role risk delaying a U.N. Security Council resolution formalizing the Kosovo accord, with Moscow insisting Russian troops not be under NATO command. G-8 foreign ministers planned to draft the resolution, but Russia postponed final terms. Albright prepared to meet Ivanov in Germany.
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Madeleine Albright
Germany
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Senator Roberts Critical Despite Kosovo Peace Accord
U S Senator Pat Roberts cautioned that flaws in President Clinton's Kosovo strategy should not be hidden by a fragile diplomatic peace. Speaking at a Lawrence Chamber forum, Roberts noted relief if NATO stops bombing Yugoslavia, while a Kansas City relief worker and an Orthodox priest offered differing interpretations of the accord.
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Jerry Springer Put On Grill At Chicago City Council
Jerry Springer presided over a council hearing that resembled a television show with cheering fans hostile opponents and about 20 TV cameras including one from The Jerry Springer Show. The event escalated into a spectacle as Springer dominated the proceedings and drew a large media presence.
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Chicago
Light shed on sunburn protection tips
Advocates urge simple sun safety steps for skin protection. Wearing lightweight clothing, a hat, and applying sunscreen are highlighted as easy preventive measures. See story on page 1D for details and guidance.
Vet Plans Operation On Ill Tarantula
Dr. Ian Walker, a veterinarian, says the practice treats all animals with top notch care and will perform an operation on a sick tarantula as part of Page 5A coverage.
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Clinton backs gun registration concept in interview
President Clinton urged that Americans be required to register guns like cars, though he said mandatory registration is unlikely to pass in a Republican Congress. He defended his gun control record and blamed Congress for the slow national response to school shootings.
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Beanie Babies spill onto Atlanta freeway during rush hour
In Atlanta, Beanie Babies spilled onto Interstate 285 as motorists risked danger during the rush. A supervisor said six to seven drivers leaned from cars to grab the plush toys while keeping control of their vehicles. About 30 Beanies were recovered. origin and total taken remain unclear.
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Airlines require passengers to board early for on-time departures
Washington AP reports major U S airlines adopt a 10-5 take off policy. United began in April with Time to Go and US Airways mirrors the approach set to take effect June 15. Policy aims to keep planes on schedule, prevent missed connections, and clarify upgrades and standby capacity.
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