Clinton Defends NATO Air Campaign In Times Op-Ed
President Clinton argues NATO bombing of Yugoslavia is functioning and will create a peaceful undivided Europe. He notes critics in Congress over reliance on air power and says ground options are not ruled out. Clinton blames Milosevic for decade of ethnic attacks and calls for Kosovo return home.
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Indian remains returned for burial in Pecos ceremony
Nearly 2,000 Jemez Pueblo skeletal remains excavated from Pecos Pueblo between 1915 and 1929 were reburied after being returned from Harvard University. Gov. Raymond Gachupin called the act dignified as about 1,000 tribe members gathered in moccasins and ribbon shirts to honor their ancestors in the Sangre de Cristo Mountains near Santa Fe.
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California Spy Satellite Launch Signals Titan Recovery
A Titan IVB rocket carried a classified National Reconnaissance Office satellite into polar orbit after a sequence of Titan failures. The launch from Vandenberg occurred at 2:36 a.m. and the payload separation happened minutes after liftoff, though final orbit details remain classified.
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Texas hometown honors freed POW Gonzales in Huntsville
Army Spc. Steven Gonzales returned home to Huntsville Texas after 32 days in Yugoslav captivity. A homecoming parade drew 1500+ residents as supporters waved flags and cheered. Gonzales hugged his parents and handed the yellow POW ribbon to his mother before riding in a 1963 Rolls Royce.
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Security checks on foreign visitors at nuclear labs resumed
After Clinton took office the Energy Department halted background checks on visiting Russian and Chinese scientists at Sandia and Los Alamos labs to cope with rising numbers. Congressional investigators found at least 13 scientists with suspected foreign intelligence ties entered without proper CIA or FBI scrutiny. Officials say the move was a security blunder though no direct espionage evidence has surfaced. Background checks were reinstated last November amid fears of Chinese espionage. GAO warned that ending checks invites trouble.
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NASA cyber security report warns of major vulnerabilities
An AP report summarizes a GAO investigation showing NASA systems were highly vulnerable to cyber attack. Hackers could disrupt command and control and access or alter NASA data. The GAO found 135 of 155 mission critical systems failed to meet risk standards and warned of gaps in guidance training and incident response.
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Retrial urged in Clinton accuser case by jurors
Jurors voted 9 to 3 to convict Julie Hiatt Steele on obstruction and false statements and urged Starr to seriously consider retrying her. Foreman Jack Hawxhurst said evidence she lied in Starr's Clinton probe was very persuasive. The first trial ended in a mistrial.
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Loren and Gellar Highlight Oscar Season Glamour
Sophia Loren earns admiration as she returns from a health scare and voices a desire to be the sexiest grandmother. Sarah Michelle Gellar discusses on screen kissing and her roles while public figures like Jesse Ventura discuss soap operas and transitions. The piece also notes Maude’s revival and a Hollywood gossip roundtable with various stars and public figures.
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Local Wire Reports Compiled by Phil Wilke
A compact dispatch by Phil Wilke compiles brief wire reports from a range of sources. The items cover quick political notes social updates and minor events reflecting regional and national developments. The collection emphasizes concise summaries and timely facts.
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