Peace talks between Israel and Syria continue in Washington
Washington mediates a second day of discussions on a land for peace plan amid limited progress. Clinton, Barak, and al Sharaa stress tough road ahead as top officials meet at Blair House and White House ceremonies. Negotiations focus on Golan Heights, withdrawal timing, security, and future regional peace.
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Al-Sharaa
Abdullah II
Ariel Sharon
Likud
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Assad
Sharon
Lockhart
Pennsylvania Avenue
Blair House
Madeleine Albright
Albright
U.S
Dennis Ross
U S and China reach compensation deal over embassy bombing
Beijing and Washington finalize a settlement totaling 30.87 million dollars to cover damage from the Chinese Embassy bombing in Belgrade and related incidents. The agreement follows talks that eased tensions after NATO's May bombing, with further disputes over human rights and espionage ongoing.
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China
United States
Yugoslavia
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NATO
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David Andrews
Congress
Belgrade
Washington
Chechen rebels repulse Russian tank assault in Grozny
Rebels beat off a Russian armored push in Grozny's Minutka Square as artillery pounded the city. AP counted 115 Russian soldiers dead in the square with seven tanks and eight APCs destroyed. Chechen commanders claimed higher casualties for Moscow.
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Grozny
Russia
Minutka Square
Associated Press
Chechnya
Moscow
Igor Sergeyev
Interfax
Sergeyev
Mozdok
Lechi Dudayev
Lechi Islamov
Valery Manilov
Chavez wins as Venezuela approves new constitution
President Hugo Chavez hails a new constitution after 82 percent counted show 71 percent voting yes amid floods that killed at least 18, left 23 missing and 10,500 homeless. Critics warn of potential authoritarian drift while Chavez praises a break from oligarchy and notes mourning for flood deaths.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Hugo Chavez
Chavez
Serbs reject UN plan for power sharing in Kosovo
Kosovo Serbs refuse a U.N. led power sharing plan with Albanian majority, vetoed by Serb leaders who call it humiliating. Under the plan, three Albanians and one Serb would govern Kosovo under Bernard Kouchner, with U.N. and NATO oversight, effective Jan. 31 until elections next year. Serb National Council decries move as violating U.N. resolutions and risking independence.
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Kosovo
U.N
Serb National Council
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Beta
United Nations
Hearing on Health Facilities Revenue Bonds for Deaconess LTC
Public hearing set for December 30, 1999 in Topeka at 9:00 am at Jayhawk Tower Suite 1000 on issuing about 6.09 million in Health Facilities Revenue Bonds for Deaconess Long Term Care Inc to refinance Ottawa Retirement Village costs and refunds. Bonds payable from corporation assets, not state debt. Written comments to Jayhawk Tower office by 66605. Kenneth Fran, President.
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Kansas Development Finance Authority
Jayhawk Tower
S.W. Jackson - Suite 1000
Topeka
Kansas
Deaconess Long Term Care, Inc
K.S.A
Ottawa
Suite
W. Jackson
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