U S tussle with world over policies abroad
Five months into Bush’s term the United States clashes with Europe on missile defense climate change trade and the death penalty. Officials warn of growing unilateralism while stressing continuing dialogue with allies.
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Baby dies after stone strike as settlers vent anger
In Jerusalem a five month old, Yehuda Shoham, died after a stone shattered a car windshield on June 5 near the West Bank home in Shilo. The death intensified settler anger at Ariel Sharon’s handling of Palestinian violence as CIA talks faltered. A Palestinian home was demolished and an explosion injured a man in Tulkarem, while security forces destroyed another east Jerusalem home. Tenet pursued diplomacy, meeting separately with Israeli and Palestinian officials as three-way talks were postponed.
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Macedonia launches new attack west of Kumanovo
In Lopate Macedonia, government forces launched a fierce assault on northern villages held by ethnic Albanian rebels. Artillery and mortar fire followed daybreak as the rebels threatened to strike airports and oil facilities in or near Skopje. Civilian casualties were reported and flights were diverted or suspended.
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Franklin County seeks bids for Rock Creek Road seeding project
The Franklin County Kansas Board solicits sealed bids for seeding on Rock Creek Road from Monatana to Nevada. Details available from the Public Works Department Ottawa address or by phone. Bids due by 9:30 a.m. June 27, 2001, with opening at 10:00 a.m. County may reject any or all bids. Notice also lists sale of abandoned vehicles to be disposed of by June 16, 2001.
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County seeks bids for Caterpillar 953C loader at Ottawa Transfer Station
Franklin County Kansas invites sealed bids for a Caterpillar 953C Track Loader for the Transfer Station. Bids due by 9:30 a.m. June 25, 2001, at the County Clerk, Ottawa, Kansas. Bid openings at 10:00 a.m. June 25, 2001, with right to reject all bids.
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