PLO Offers Compromise in Oslo Talks on Autonomy
The PLO proposed compromise steps to remove two main obstacles to Palestinian self-rule in the occupied territories while Israeli media noted progress in efforts to salvage the peace accord. Talks between Shimon Peres and PLO officials aimed to prepare for a midweek Rabin Arafat summit, though Rabin cautioned decision makers were not present.
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Uneven benefits seen in health plan
Economists warn Clinton health reform will spread benefits unevenly across regions and industries and create painful side effects while aiming to insure nearly 39 million uninsured. The plan targets slowing health care cost growth, claiming gains in jobs productivity and deficit relief.
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Storms in Vietnam slow MIA search
In Hanoi Vietnam the first coordinated U S Vietnamese Lao search for missing in action ends with mixed results due to three tropical storms in central Vietnam. New remains and helicopter wreckage found while about two thirds of cases were closed. A larger search set for January 6 was announced.
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Aspin considering China envoy post
WASHINGTON The Clinton administration is seeking another post for outgoing Defense Secretary Les Aspin with possibilities including an ambassadorial posting to China, a senior White House official said Saturday.
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Milosevic Eyes Two-Thirds Victory as Serbian Votes Ongoing
Serb nationalist leader Slobodan Milosevic predicts a commanding majority for his Socialist party in the Serbian parliament. Early trends show the Socialists as the largest bloc, but opposition factions may deny a two-thirds win, amid economic woes and a tense political outlook. Preliminary results awaited, with final tallies due Tuesday or Wednesday. turnout reached about 30 percent by noon among seven million eligible voters.
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