Clinton urges peace talks amid Kashmir violence
President Clinton and Indian Prime Minister Vajpayee called for resumed India Pakistan peace talks after a Kashmir massacre. They signed a vision statement to deepen relations, while Albright urged India to curb nuclear programmes and expand cooperation on trade health and environment. Clinton urged restraint at the line of control as talks yielded no breakthroughs.
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Israel Withdraws From West Bank Territory Transfers 6.1 Percent
Israel pulls back from 6.1 percent of the West Bank allowing Palestinian control over about 40 percent of the territory. The transfer follows peace accord obligations and creates contiguity for a future Palestinian state. Beitunia and nearby towns hosted celebratory ceremonies as maps were handed to Palestinian security, with Israeli officers greeting them. Residents welcomed the move while noting Jerusalem area suburbs are kept separate.
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Death toll in Ugandan cult flames shocks region
In Kanungu near Kampala hundreds of members of the Movement for the Restoration of the Ten Commandments of God burned themselves to death in a chapel on a farm. Psychiatrists and theologians cited poverty AIDS and the Catholic church as factors fueling doomsday cults and mass suicide. Authorities treat it as one of the era’s largest mass suicides.
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Taiwan elect Chen Shui-bian avoids China clash
Taiwan president-elect Chen Shui-bian kept to measured language after China welcomed him with conditions, pledging peace in the Taiwan Strait. U S diplomat Holbrooke and envoy Lee Hamilton urged restraint as Washington supports Beijing’s one China policy while defending Taiwan if attacked. A Democratic Progressive Party lawmaker signaled a possible platform shift away from immediate independence.
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Hearing Notice in Johnson Estate case Franklin KS
First published March 21 2000 notice states Norman L Johnson petitions for descent of real and personal property of O K Johnson and Alice M Johnson in Franklin County Kansas. Hearing set April 14 2000 at 9 90 a m in Ottawa court. Attorney Steven B Doering represents petitioner.
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