Army weighs probes and possible prosecutions in No Gun Ri case
Army Secretary Louis Caldera said investigations into alleged No Gun Ri killings may lead to prosecutions if warranted. He noted we do not know if actions meet war crime standards and outlined steps to interview veterans, grant limited immunity, and review over a million documents as Seoul and Washington prepare 50th anniversary ceremonies.
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Barak and Arafat clash over US role in talks
At the Gaza border summit Barak and Arafat disagreed on US involvement and the scope of a 6.1 percent West Bank withdrawal. Levy said the Palestinians want a larger US role and a say in withdrawal maps, while Israel insists on sole control over maps and pace. The meeting ended without a joint news conference amid deep gaps on borders Jerusalem refugees and settlements.
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British and Irish seek shared plan to save Northern Ireland pact
In Belfast British and Irish leaders work behind the scenes to craft a common strategy to preserve the Protestant Catholic administration and press the IRA to disarm. Ulster Unionists warn they may resign unless direct UK rule resumes, while an emergency Blair Ahern summit is planned after London reveals its approach.
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Austrian leaders sign anti Nazi declaration to ease sanctions
Far right leader Joerg Haider and Wolfgang Schuessel renounced Austria's Nazi past in a pledge before President Thomas Klestil. The move aimed to quiet international criticism as the coalition seeks approval for government formation. Schuessel said final approval was likely today.
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Rebels flee Grozny and move into Chechnya mountains
Chechen rebels escape Grozny amid Russian siege, with Khizir Khachukayevy claiming over 3,000 fighters have left the capital in recent days. Large groups reached Alkhan Kala and slipped into nearby forests as Russia pounds routes to isolate them.
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Israel Nuclear Arsenal Debate Turns Violent in Knesset
In Jerusalem a public parliamentary debate on Israel's secret nuclear weapons program erupted into confrontation as Arab legislator Lagam Mahoul claimed up to 300 warheads, prompting Jewish lawmakers to denounce him as a terrorist spokesman and prompting cabinet minister Haim Ramon to reiterate the ambiguity policy. Tel Aviv embassy diplomats watched from the gallery.
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Notice of Sale of Abandoned Vehicle Pontiac Grand Am 1994
First published January 20 2000 last published February 3 2000 announces sale of abandoned vehicle IDA 1262NE5SI7TRC 786998 located at 531 S Chevy Ottawa KS. Sale date Monday February 14 2000.
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