Russian forces deploy police as Grozny operation continues
Col. Gen. Ivan Golubev says Grozny is stable enough for regular police deployment as dozens arrive to man offices and patrol. Rebels regroup in villages southwest of Grozny en route to mountains, with about 2,000 reported arrivals. Russian troops conduct mopping up in Valerik and Katyr-Yurt as clashes persist. A group of 250 rebels attempting to escape Shaami-Yurt is repulsed with claimed 150 killed, though unverified by STAR-Tass.
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CIA says fired attorney failed polygraph tests
The CIA reports attorney Chralsky failed two lie detector tests about handling US secrets. He joined in 1996 as a contract lawyer, was placed on unpaid leave in 1997, had top secret clearance revoked in 1998, and was fired in 1999 amid disclosures of a relationship with dual citizen employees of Israeli defense firms. He discussed the agency on 60 Minutes.
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Polovchak custody saga echoes Elian case in contrast
The article contrasts Walter Polovchak’s 1980 escape from Ukraine and five year custody fight ending in his US citizenship with Elian Gonzalez, noting political context of the Cold War, family bonds, and debates over a child’s view of the American dream versus parental rights.
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Experts urge push to prevent Russian nuclear material leaks
A bipartisan group warns that US efforts to keep Russia's plutonium and highly enriched uranium from terrorists or proliferators may fail without more funding and focus. The CSIS report urges White House action, Congress backing, and buying an extra $1 billion of Russian HEU to consolidate stockpiles across 50 sites.
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Hillary Clinton Announces Senate Bid in New York
Hillary Clinton declares candidacy for the U.S. Senate from New York at a university gym, with President Clinton and family present. She positions as a new Democrat focused on schools, health care, and gun control. Rival Giuliani leads polls among some voters. fundraising trails Clinton with about $12 million versus $8 million. The campaign launches include 500 house parties and a televised watch event with more than 20,000 supporters.
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Clinton unveils 1.84 trillion budget to wipe debt
President Clinton sends Congress a 1.84 trillion budget aimed at wiping out public debt, funding tax cuts, and expanding health care. The plan totals 2.9 trillion over the next decade, with 746 billion from non Social Security sources, triggering a fierce House Senate clash. Kasich of Ohio warns a lame duck should not derail the debt retirement effort.
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