Clinton follows in path pioneered by Carter
AP report compares Clinton Middle East diplomacy to Carter era Camp David efforts. It notes long hours, high risks, and the aim of a diplomatic settlement between Israel and the Palestinians. References to Barak and Sinai concessions echo the past, with Sadat’s risk and possible consequences of failure highlighted.
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Clinton criticizes drug industry cash and plan impact
Washington report notes President Clinton urging rejection of election-year ads tied to his health care proposal. He cites drug companies hiring hundreds of lobbyists and argues insurers have been honest about shortcomings. He says the plan favors drug makers over seniors who need affordable care.
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Camp David talks start with presummit meetings planned
Israeli and Palestinian negotiators begin two days of presummit talks at Camp David to narrow gaps on Jerusalem and territorial issues. Secretary Albright and mediator Ross assist as Clinton opens the summit in Maryland with high security and limited contact. Arafat brings a 50 member delegation to the retreat.
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