Pentagon tests Y2K readiness for nuclear stockpile systems
The Defense Special Weapons Agency and other Pentagon units failed to independently verify year 2000 readiness of mission critical defense computers. Audits show only 25 percent of the agency’s critical systems had been tested, prompting broader reviews and audits across the department.
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Israeli soldiers' deaths spur policy review in Lebanon
Prime Minister Netanyahu faces renewed pressure as seven Israeli soldiers die in southern Lebanon in under two weeks. The Cabinet will debate responses amid Hezbollah attacks and growing public anger over the costly occupation. Protesters gather in Tel Aviv led by soldiers' families expressing grief and demand for withdrawal.
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Bus Crash After Driver Shot on Seattle Aurora Bridge
A city bus with at least 35 aboard crashed from the Aurora Bridge into a Seattle apartment building after the driver was shot in the arm. The driver died, another man with a gunshot wound also died later, and 30 passengers were hospitalized with 15 in critical condition. A handgun was recovered from a survivor. police did not confirm a suspect.
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Pinochet extradition decision delayed in Britain
A British judge granted an extra week to decide whether Gen. Augusto Pinochet should face extradition to Spain on genocide torture and terrorism charges. The 83 year old former Chilean dictator remains under guard in a London hospital after back surgery as legal teams from Britain Spain and Pinochet prepare for Dec 11 court actions.
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De Havilland Receives Honorary Doctorate at Hertfordshire
Olivia de Havilland, 82, accepts an honorary Doctor of Letters from the University of Hertfordshire at a graduation in St. Albans Abbey Cathedral. She cites the cathedral and university as meaningful to her English family, notes her film legacy including Melanie in Gone with the Wind, and recalls her Academy Award wins for To Each His Own and The Heiress.
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Phil Wilke compiles wire reports highlighting key events and developments from correspondent agencies. The roundup covers politics economy and social issues with concise summaries and timely angles.
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