Abu Sayyaf suspends peace talks over military raids
The Abu Sayyaf militant group in the Philippines’ south said it would indefinitely suspend peace talks after recent military attacks on rebel camps. Government troops had previously overrun jungle camps on Mount Ponoh Mahar in a bid to rescue hostages seized from schools on March 2017. The group claimed all 27 captives remain with them.
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Law enforcement weigh Elian raid tactics and safety
Officials assess the Elian raid in legal terms and risk, noting INS and search warrant use. Maria Cardona says officers routinely obtain warrants, but this was the first time relatives faced a child seizure. Critics argue the operation endangered the boy while the Clinton administration defends repatriation.
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Debates Over Federal K-12 Funding and Education Policy
The piece contrasts Democratic and Republican approaches to education funding with mentions of $20 bil lion in grants and class size reduction. It notes a Clinton tour promoting education and after school funding, while Republicans push flexible grants and parental options. Senators Jeffords and Kennedy are cited on education debate and gun control proposals linked to Columbine.
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Minn teen faces charges after alleged development pits incident
A Minnesota teenager described as a year-old with links to a local development pit area is under investigation after a risky incident at a site near K Lawn. Authorities say the case involves a race event and potential safety violations.
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