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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1997

Page

3

Russia grants accused spy two week Christmas break

A US official said Bliss may depart Rostov, Russia, on a Qualcomm-chartered aircraft for the United States. The Czech and U S sides confirmed an agreement allowing his return for the holidays after being detained since November 25 while working on a cellular system in Rostov-on-Don. The FSB accuses him of surveying sensitive sites with satellite receivers, a state secret under Russian law, while Bliss claims innocence. U S officials express hope for improved ties with Russia.

Bliss Rostov Russia United States State Department James Foley Moscow U.S Rosemary Cicarlo Rostov-on- Don Federal Security Service KGB Feinstein

World Bank approves $3 billion Korea loan

The World Bank led a $3 billion rescue loan to South Korea aimed at quick stabilisation and reforms in the banking sector amid a broader $57 billion package. The loan seeks to avert defaults from short-term debt due this year and complements aid from the Asian Development Bank and U.S. funds as Seoul faces a crushing financial crisis and a plunging stock market.

Washington World Bank South South Korea Kim Daejung Asian Development Bank United States Korea IMF U.S Japan Kim Seoul James D. Wolfensohn

Immigrants to get civil rights plan

The government will ensure immigrants know civil rights and how to file complaints about border control abuse. INS Commissioner Doris Meissner announced posters, forms, pamphlets, and community meetings to explain complaint procedures and agency policies. A citizen panel urged improvements, with weekly interagency reviews to track ongoing cases.

Washington United States Immigration and Naturalization Service Doris Meissner Border Patrol INS Meissner Citizens’ Advisory Congress Allyson Collins Human Rights Watch Americas Collins Department of Justice Edward J. Tully FBI National Executive Institute Associates Fredericksburg Justice Department Citizens’ Panel John Chase

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