Clinton weighs Camp David peace accord after Japan trip
President Clinton, back at Camp David after a four day Japan economic summit, holds separate talks with Israeli Prime Minister Barak and Palestinian leader Arafat to gauge potential for renewing the peace process. Mediation efforts focus on Jerusalem, Palestinian refugees, and borders with no deadline set.
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Camp David
Clinton
Japan
Ehud Barak
Yasser Arafat
State Department
Richard Boucher
Boucher
Jerusalem
Israel
Hassan Abdel Rahman
Washington
Palestine Liberation Organization
Gadi Baltiansky
Danny Yatom
Terrorist freed from Maze prison under Good Friday accord
Michael Stone, a pro-British paramilitary, was released from Maze prison after 11 years of a life sentence for six killings, part of about 80 prisoners freed under the 1998 peace accord. Critics say the release rewards violence while IRA arms decommissioning remains unsettled amid cease-fire observations.
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Northern Ireland
Michael Stone
Irish Republican Army
Catholic West Belfast
Maze
Stone
Jeffrey Donaldson
G8 summit fades as Mideast talks steal the show
Okinawa host leaders convened the year’s top gathering of rich nations but failed to deliver a clear agenda. Critics say the summit produced a long list of goals with little funding or concrete action, highlighted by late arrivals and scattered commitments on debt relief, health, and trade talks.
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Okinawa
Jeffrey Schott
Institute For International Economics
Washington, D.C
World Trade Organization
Seattle
Jacques Chirac
Clinton
Camp David
Maryland
Schott
Tokyo
GATT
U.S
North Korea
C. Fred Bergsten
Russia
Asia
U.N
Kofi Annan
Bergsten
United States
European Union
Japan
Murder suspect in Florida standoff releases two hostages
A Florida hostage siege enters its third day as Jamie Dean Petron holed up with three captives in a suburban Orlando home. He freed an 8 year old boy and a girl under one unharmed, aided by a live TV appeal, while a 16 year old girl and a 9 month old remained inside. Police say he warned he won’t hesitate to harm hostages. Petron, suspected in a Friday murder at a Pompano Beach store, fired at a robot during negotiations and told officials he plans to release others after a taped statement airs. Authorities continue efforts with SWAT and a robot in play.
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Fla
Sheriff’s
Jamie Dean Petron
Orange County
Jim Solomons
Petron
Meadow Woods
Orange County Sheriff’s
Pompano Beach
Solomons
Spencer Bryant Siegel
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