National security experts warn of modern terrorist threats
Washington policy makers and security experts outline top threats including nuclear, biological, and chemical weapons. terrorism and international crime. and global conflicts. Prominent voices warn of rogue states, extortion plots, and evolving networks tied to Iran, Iraq, Syria, and Libya.
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Washington
U.S
Richard ‘Lugar
R-Ind
National Security
Anthony Lake
Lake
Yugoslavia
Russia
Middle
Persian Gulf
Asia
Korean Peninsula
China Sea
Robert Kupperman
Center For Strategic and International Studies
World Trade Center
Oklahoma City Federal
Tokyo
United States
America
Brooklyn
New York City
New York
FBI
State Department
Jeane Kirkpatrick
United Nations
Iran
Iraq
Syria
Libya
Kirkpatrick
Clinton
Denver
Congress
Madeleine Albright
China
North Korea
CIA
Pakistan
India
Partition
C Hill
Senate
Policy makers eye debt plan beyond deficits of 5.4 trillion
Washington policymakers debate the 5.4 trillion national debt after completion of a plan to end deficits by 2002. The article explains debt versus deficit, who holds the debt, and whether eliminating the debt is feasible, with views from economists, lawmakers, and the White House.
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Washington
Clinton
Congress
Treasury
White House
Lawrence Haas
Rep
Mark Neumann
R-Wis
Newt Gingrich
Texas
Steve Forbes
Neumann
SWAT team sent to locate E coli source in hamburger recall
Agriculture Secretary Dan Glickman announced a SWAT team would probe Hudson Foods plant in Columbus Nebraska to locate the source of E coli contamination in 1.2 million pounds of ground beef patties. Hudson welcomed the probe and said the company would conduct its own investigation while noting the illness-linked recalls began in Colorado with 20 reported cases.
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Washington
Agriculture
Dan Glickman
Clickenas
CNN
Agriculture Department
Hudson Foods Inc
Columbus
Neb
Glickman
James T. Hudson
Hudson Foods
USDA
Cuomo and Bennett to head drug free ads task force
Former New York Governor Mario Cuomo and ex Bush policy chief William Bennett will co chair the Partnership for a Drug Free America. They seek 350 million dollars from Congress and private funds to finance anti drug commercials and expand public service ads to reach more youths.
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Washington
William Bennett
New York
Mario Cuomo
Congress
Clinton
Cuomo
America
Commission On Substance Abuse
Bennett
ABC
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