Clinton and Mubarak seek Middle East peace progress in Cairo
President Clinton and Egyptian President Mubarak met at Cairo airport to discuss advancing Israeli Palestinian talks after Camp David, with no new plan revealed. U.S. envoy Dennis Ross and Mubarak foreign minister Amr Moussa signaled cautious optimism and the need for hard effort to translate possibility into reality.
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Mubarak
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Dennis Ross
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Ehud Barak
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Ross
Arusha
Tanzania
Nelson Mandela
Africa
Nigeria
Israel
Jerusalem
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Arafat
Alexandria
Maryland
Catoctin Mountains
New York
Rebels in Colombia Resist U S Anti-Drug Push
In Penas Coloradas, FARC fighters ambushed two U S planes as they attempted fumigation over coca crops. The incident coincides with President Clinton's Colombia visit and a $1.3 billion aid plan to back anti narcotics efforts with U S helicopters and troops while rebels vow to fight the campaign.
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United States
Alfonso Cano
Andres Pastrana
Washington
San Vicente del Caguan
Caguan
Bogota
Great Saigon
Former hostages meet Gaddafi in Tripoli after release
Six former hostages from France, Germany, and South Africa arrive in Tripoli to meet Muammar Gaddafi who arranged their release. The welcome at a ruined house near the site of his daughter's 1986 death is broadcast without Gaddafi appearing live. Officials praise the Gadhafi International Association for Charitable Organizations as the mediator.
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Libya
Philippines
France
Germany
South Africa
Muammar Gaddafi
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U.S
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United States
Gadhafi
Association
Callie Strydom
Werner Wallert
Hassounah el-Shawish
Qatar
al Jezirah
Guerrllas
Charles Josselin
Wen
Fran Inter Radio
Rebels threaten to kill American hostage in Philippines
Abu Sayyaf rebels in Zamboanga say they abducted U S citizen Jeffrey Craig Edwards Schilling of San Francisco and threaten execution if demands are not met. Schilling taken to Jolo with six foreigners and 12 Filipinos held by the group, while negotiations and international involvement unfold.
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Philippines
U.S
United States
Abu Sayyaf
Jeffrey Craig Edwards Schilling
San Francisco
Abu Sabaya
Schilling
Sabaya
Radio Mindanao Network
Jolo Island
Robert Aventajado
Third body found in Russian TV tower blaze
Investigators in Moscow reported the discovery of a third victim, Alexander Shepitsyn, a plumber in the Ostankino Tower. The fire began from a short circuit high in the spire, spreading downward and cutting broadcasts as firefighters assessed damage.
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Moscow
Alexander Shepitsyn
Ostankino
Emergency Situations Ministry
Shepitsyn
Russia
Moscow News Weekly
Kursk
Barents Sea
Australia imposes limits on U.N. access over aboriginal treatment
Australia says it will restrict visits by U.N. human rights inspectors and scale down contact with U.N. committees after reviewing involvement. Foreign Minister Downer said committees will not be allowed to visit or receive information unless a compelling reason exists, as Australia pressures reform of the U.N. system.
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Australia
U.N
Cabinet
United Nations
Alexander Downer
Platinum Gas Saver claims boost fuel mileage 22 percent
Federal Consumer Protection found the 22 percent fuel saving claim accurate for a Boston based Platinum Gas Saver device. The ad describes platinum additives to the air fuel mix and claims engine efficiency gains, emission compliance, and extended engine life based on independent testing and a five year study.
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Boston National Fuelsaver Corp
Boston
Joel Robinson
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