Barak bars talks until Syria cuts Hezbollah ties
Jerusalem AP reports Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Barak will not resume peace talks until Damascus cuts support to Hezbollah. Amid 30,000 Lebanese deployments, Syria is accused of tacitly approving arms to the Iranian backed group. Three Israeli soldiers died in a south Lebanon ambush as SLA leader was killed.
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Syria
Lebanon
Ehud Barak
Damascus
Hezbollah
Israel
South Lebanon
SLA
Barak
Hafez Assad
Ephraim Sneh
Center
Golan
Albright urges leaders to pursue peace and shared projects
Secretary of State Madeleine Albright told a multinational audience in Moscow that Israelis and Arabs seek peace and called on regional and international leaders to collaborate on water, highways, tourism, and economic cooperation. She warned negotiations remain essential, while Syrian restraint of Hezbollah and steady progress in talks with Syria are pivotal to any settlement regarding the Golan Heights and Lebanon.
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Moscow
Israel
Madeleine Albright
Middle East
Albright
Europe
Officials review report on IRA disarmament progress
Belfast dispatch reports Britain and Ireland study a long awaited disarmament commission study on IRA arms disclosures. The looming decision risks suspending direct rule if the IRA fails to move toward disarmament. Ulster Unionists demand progress while Sinn Fein and SDLP warn suspension could destabilize government and hinder peace efforts. Gerry Adams says the deal requires persuasion, not a guarantee of disarmament by May.
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Northern Ireland
Irish Republican Army
George Mitchell
IRA
London
Mitchell
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Sinn Fein
Sion
Disarmament Commission
John de Chastelain
David Trimble
Trimble
Social Democratic and Labor Party
Gerry Adams
Russian troops seize key Chechnya square in Grozny
Russian forces push into Minutka Square in Grozny as battles rage with snipers firing from high rise blocks. Officials claim control of a third, then total, of the square amid fierce resistance from rebels. Witnesses question surrender figures amid contested claims of progress.
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Alkhan-Yurt
Russia
Chechnya
Sergei Yastrzembsky
Vladimir Putin
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Minutka
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Yevgeny Kurkarin
NTV
Interfax
Yastrzhembsky
State Council
Malik Saidullayev
Dominica Labor Party tops election amid graft claims
The Dominica Labor Party ousted the government in a tight contest with allegations of corruption and deals with gangs and a religious sect. Incoming leader Rosie Douglas promised halting the passport sale program as Labor seeks a coalition with the Dominica Freedom Party. Preliminary counts show Labor 10 seats, United Workers 9, Freedom 2. official results due soon.
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Dominica
Labor Party
Rosie Douglas
Douglas
Caribbean
Labor
Freedom Party
Associated Press
United Workers’ Party
EU warns cut in ties if Austria includes Hitler-praising party
The European Union threatened to sever most political contacts with Austria if its government includes Joerg Haider's Freedom Party, a far right group whose leader has praised aspects of Hitler's regime. Haider dismissed the warning, calling critics undemocratic.
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European Union
Adolf Hitler
Joerg Haider
France
Belgium
Austrian People’s Party
Haider
Freedom Party
Lisbon
Portugal
Hitler
Waffen SS
Notice to Creditors in Estate of Roy Kirkland
First published January 25 2000 and last February 8 2000 in Franklin County Kansas notice to creditors of Rex E Kirkland petitioner and Robert W Green attorney that on December 28 1999 a petition for probate and issuance of letters testamentary was filed. Creditors must present demands within four months of first publication or be barred.
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Franklin County
Kansas
Roy. Kirkland
State OF
Rex E. Kirtland
Rex E. Kirkland
Robert W. Green
West Second Street
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Ottawa
Daviseas
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McLain
Wellsvile
Wallsville
Michael L. Zevitz
South & Associated
P.C
Madison
Suite
Kansas City
Missouri
Indonesian army chief urged to resign amid East Timor abuse probes
Indonesia's President Wahid demands Gen Wiranto resign and face internal court after U.N. and Indonesian investigations link the military leadership to East Timor terror campaigns. Wiranto, ex-army chief and current security minister, faced calls as commissions corroborate charges.
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Indonesia
Abdurrahman Wahid
Wiranto
U.N
East Timor
Wahid
Davos
Switzerland
Wiranta
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