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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1998

Page

4

Albright’s brooch signals diplomacy under pressure

Madeleine Albright, U.N. Security Council president, negotiates Iraq sanctions and peace talks with Tariq Aziz as she balances firmness with charm. Her jewelry, language skills, and blunt style define a hard edged diplomacy from the United Nations to the Middle East, Iran outreach, and threats of force.

Washington Madeleine Albright U.N. Security Council Iraq Saddam Hussein Baghdad Albright Tariq Aziz Clinton Middle East Benjamin Netanyahu Yasser Arafat Ekens U.N. Commission On Albright-Aziz Wye Maryland Alain Dejammet United Nations New York China Qian Qichen U.S United States U.N Qian Jure Radic Bosnia Warren Christopher Queen of Mean Boutros Boutros-Ghali Iran Somalia Haiti National Security Sandy Berger Houghton House Wye River Conference Center

U.S. equipment disrupts phones in some places

U.S. military systems abroad disrupt emergency services and telecoms in several nations. Defense Week cites a Defense Department inspector general report noting 89 radio conflicts across Europe Asia and the Pacific, hindering Patriot and Predator tech and provoking host-nation pushback and bans.

Washington Defense Department Defense Week Germany Japan South Korea Bahrain Pentagon United States U.S Saudi Arabia

Republican attacks Clinton on education

In a weekly Republican radio address Senator Dan Coats charged that President Clinton expanded government spending without real reforms to education. He cited failing safety and test scores, ill-prepared teachers and illiteracy while praising GOP measures on Head Start and trade schools amid a high-stakes campaign as Democrats and Republicans claim credit for higher education spending.

Washington Dan Coats R-Ind Clinton America Coats Republican Congress White House David Leavey Leavey

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