Hard drives examined for missing secrets at Los Alamos
Investigators probe two hard drives containing nuclear secrets found in a secure Los Alamos area. Officials seek to confirm they are the ones missing since April 7 and determine if contents were copied or tampered with. FBI and Energy Department pursue accountability while polygraphs test staff and managers amid security questions.
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Los Alamos Weapons Laboratory
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Bill Richardson
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Jon Kyl
R-Ariz
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Porter Goss
R-Fla
House Intelligence Committee
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Kim Jong Il makeover sparks cautious hope and doubt
Washington analysts weigh Kim Jong Il’s summit with Kim Dae-jung as a potential turn toward peace but warn the charm offensive may mask a long history of hostilities. Experts point to past terror links, illicit trade, and the risk of unfulfilled vows amid a large aid package.
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Kim Jong Il
Korea
United States
North Korea
Stephen Solarz
D-N.y
Asia
Kim
Kim Dae-jung
Peter Brooke
House International Relations Committee
Nicholas Eberstat
American Enterprise Institute
South Korea
Eberstat
South
Seoul
Long
Drennan
Kim Jong II
Multibillion-dollar plan to finance disasters debate heats up
Under Pentagon pressure Congress seeks to revive a stalled multibillion-dollar package funding Colombia peacekeepers in Kosovo and disaster relief. House approved 13 billion, Senate delay blamed on Trent Lott. Aid could be sent to Clinton by June 30 before July recess. Army warns of 1.5 billion shortfall and cutbacks if not funded.
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Senate
Majority
Trent Lott
R-Miss
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Lott
Dennis Hastert
Clinton
Army
Army Headquarters
Poll Shows Fathers Influence Rises With Sons
Gallup poll finds fathers still trail mothers in shaping children but have grown more influential over time, particularly for sons. About 40 percent of men aged 18 to 49 regard their fathers as more influential than their mothers, while 23 percent of men aged 50 plus share that view.
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