Yeltsin and Clinton clash on NATO at Helsinki talks
In Helsinki the two leaders debated NATO expansion with Yeltsin firmly opposing any widening. They moved to arms control and START discussions as aides prepared five documents on European security, strategic arms limits, and Russia aid. Clinton pressed for Russian ratification this spring.
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Army captain pleads guilty in Aberdeen sex scandal
Army captain Derrick Robertson, 31, pleaded guilty to adultery consensual sodomy and conduct unbecoming an officer in the Aberdeen Army sex scandal He was sentenced to four months in prison and dismissed from the service He admitted having sex with a 20 year old trainee at his home after training on avoiding improper contact He avoided harsher charges of rape indecent assault and obstruction of justice under a plea deal Robertson said he took full responsibility apologized and noted the pain caused The case involved allegations against drill sergeant Delmar Simpson and raised questions about command trust at bases worldwide
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Protests, clashes as Tel Aviv cafe blast echoes tension
In Hebron West Bank protests turned violent as Palestinians threw rocks and firebombs at Israeli troops. A Tel Aviv cafe blast, claimed by Hamas, killed at least three and wounded 47, police said. Palestinian authorities condemned the attack.
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Bermuda premier resigns seeks younger leadership
Segue Hamilton Bermuda AP Premier David Saul quits his seat and party leadership claiming need for someone younger and more popular. Jerome Dill and Pamela Gordon emerge as main contenders as United Bermuda Party faces leadership choice within a week. Elections due within 18 months. In Washington AP negotiators for American Airlines and pilots meet privately seeking a proposal for board review amid ongoing standoff.
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Rebels seize hostages in Lima embassy residence
Tupac Amaru rebels holding 72 hostages at the Japanese ambassador's residence summoned 60 fighters from the central jungle to Lima to help defend the site or plan escapes. Led by a woman identified as Gladys, the group arrived in Lima in mid January.
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Bipartisan push to end U S troops in Bosnia by September
Rep. John Kasich and Rep. Floyd Spence proposed cutting off U S funds for Bosnia by Sept 30 effectively ending the Balkans troop presence nine months early. Two Democrats co sponsored the bill. Spence urged an orderly withdrawal to secure sustainable peace timelines.
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Smokers get legal weapon but power remains uncertain
NEW YORK AP As tobacco opponents celebrate Liggett Group s admission cigarettes cause cancer Wall Street analysts call the move old news and a buying chance for the industry The Durham NC maker of Chesterfield Lark and L M cigarettes agreed to settle 22 state suits with warnings and 25 million upfront plus 25 percent pretax profits for 25 years and release documents on marketing to children Critics say the confession weakens tobacco defenses while others warn the industry remains split Investors worry as other firms maintain no direct link between smoking and health
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Boston
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