Serb Forces Ordered to Withdraw from Kosovo in 11 Days
NATO demands a phased Serbian pullout northward into Serbia and out of Kosovo within 11 days. Four secure exit points are designated and movement will be verified by media reports and military aircraft including drones.
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Serbia
Kosovo
NATO
Kosovo funding ban stripped from bill
The House approved a defense bill without the Kosovo funds ban after President Clinton pledged to seek congressional authorization for a Kosovo peacekeeping force, with about 7,000 U.S. personnel. The vote followed tense debate over tying emergency spending to military readiness and broader Kosovo policy.
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House
Kosovo
Clinton
U.S
Floyd Spence
R-S.c
House Armed Services Committee
Congress
Ike Skelton
Missouri
Armed Services Committee
Skelton
Spence
Jal Skelton
Dennis Hastert
R-I
Pentagon
John Feehery
Hastert
Clinton warns of deaths among Kosovo forces
President Clinton cautioned Americans about possible casualties as U S and allied troops begin Kosovo peacekeeping. He credited the air campaign after NATO action and vowed to finish the job while noting 50 000 peacekeepers including 7 000 Americans would escort refugees and clear mines in the Serb province. Marines and soldiers started arriving in northern Macedonia to support the Kosovo mission.
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U.S
Kosovo
Clinton
Yugoslavia
America
Oval Office
Macedonia
Defense
William Cohen
Albright recalls mission as Kosovo peacekeepers prepare
Secretary of State Madeleine Albright praised troops heading to Kosovo as peacekeepers and assured refugees they would soon return home. She told the troops they were bringing a new history and noted Russia’s move toward Kosovo was a preliminary step not a deployment, with NATO-led command planned for up to 50,000 peacekeepers.
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Skopje
Macedonia
Madeleine Albright
Kosovo
Albright
Igor Ivanov
James P. Rubin
NATO
Michael Jackson
Notice of Suit and Public Hearing in Franklin County Kansas
Legal notices published in June 1998 and 1999 announce a motion for revivor in case 77 D 106 by Pathhoner SAS against Russell Cantrell with a July 23 1889 plea deadline and a public hearing June 90 1999 by Franklin County Board of Commissioners for Centropolis Sewer District assessment reconfirmation. The notices detail court venue 301 Main Ottawa KS 86067 and the long district boundary description for Centropolis, including dates, entities and addresses. Affected parties include Edythe Gordon Hepp attorney for Movant and Maximus Child Support Enforcement Services.
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Franklin County District Court
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Main
Ottawa
Board of County Commissioners
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Centropalis
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Cantropolis
Board of
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Township
Range
Township 15
Ranga 19
Staford Road
Twalfth
Thamaos
Cantnopote
Eleventh Street
Ward
Coal Creek Road
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