Leaders differ on Kosovo aid and Yugoslavia rebuilds
At Bonn Summit leaders debate aid for Kosovo versus broader Yugoslavia reconstruction. Blair insists humanitarian focus until Milosevic leaves power while Chirac and others weigh development aid. Clinton warns of high costs but backs targeted rebuilding with US and European funding.
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Canada
Russia
Yeltsin gifts Clinton Kennedy files amid talks in Cologne
Russian President Boris Yeltsin arrives with a report on declassified Kennedy assassination material for President Clinton. National security adviser Sandy Berger calls it an interesting gift but notes it is in Russian and not yet reviewed. The file review stems from Yeltsin orders to councils to inspect all Kennedy related archives across military civilian and private sectors.
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Germany
Boris Yeltsin
Clinton
John Kennedy
Sandy Berger
Berger
Yeltsin
Kennedy
Russia
Lee Harvey Oswald
Warren Commission
Dallas
Minsk
Oswald
Izvestia
Vadim Bakatin
Nuclear weapons program future in dispute over security
Washington AP The Energy Department faces pressure to cede control of U S nuclear weapons to a new agency as a presidential panel cites lax security. Energy Secretary Richardson rejects a fully autonomous weapons agency while former Sen Rudman and Sen Shelby push for separation and stricter lab security reforms amid ongoing investigations into stolen secrets.
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Energy Department
Energy
Bill Richardson
Fox News
Warren Rudman
R-N.h
President
Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board
DOE
Department
Rudman
NBC
Clinton
Richardson
Air Force
Eugene Habiger
U.S
Richard Shelby
R-Ala
Senate Intelligence Committee
Shelby
Fox
Senate
Cisneros tapes at issue in hush money trial
Federal judge weighs use of Linda Jones recordings in the forthcoming 18 charge case against former Housing secretary Henry Cisneros. Prosecutors say the tapes support witnesses about a coverup while defense calls them unreliable and urges psychiatric review of Jones.
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Henry Cisneros
Linda Jones
Cisneros
FBI
Jones
San Antonio
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Clinton
Stanley Sporkin
David Barrett
HUD
Center
Commission to sort Internet tax questions in Virginia
A 19 member commission convenes in Virginia to sort options for Internet commerce taxes as states worry about lost revenue for schools and public safety. The panel, aimed at enacting new laws before a moratorium expires October 21, 2001, includes officials and executives from AT T, Gateway, America Online, and Charles Schwab. Gov Jim Gilmore leads with an emphasis on airing all ideas.
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Congress
Virginia
Jim Gilmore
Supreme Court
Commission
At&t Corp
Gateway Inc
America Online
Charles Schwab & Co
Gary Locke
Washington
Michael Leavitt
Utah
Senate
Trent Lott
R-Miss
Netscape
James Barksdale
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