Clinton Blair strike trade pact amid sanctions dispute
AP reports a Clinton Blair pact on two trade sanctions drives involving Cuba Libya and Iran. The leaders announced agreements on Helms Burton and Iran Libya sanctions acts and Clinton signaled a new global trade round to begin next year in Geneva before WTO remarks.
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Indonesia's Suharto to stay as military backs cabinet plan
Indonesia's military refused to back parliamentary leaders seeking Suharto's ouster. The 76 year old former general lost key political allies, as the military urged him to remain in power for now and pursue a cabinet shuffle and reforms. Violent unrest from the economic crisis has left about 500 dead, shaking Suharto's grip on the 200 million strong nation.
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U.S. eyes easing sanctions on Pakistan for balance with India
Washington officials and lawmakers debate lifting the 1990 ban on military sales to Pakistan to bolster its conventional forces. U.N. ambassador Bill Richardson backs restraint and urges Pakistan to act statesmanlike amid tensions with India.
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Sinatra Mass Draws SRO Crowd and Donations Reported
A national brief notes a packed Sinatra Mass in Los Angeles where fans praised his generosity and humor. Reports say Sinatra left an estimated 70 million to 150 million for abused children, per the New York Post. The article also covers ongoing U.S. highway and mass transit funding talks, with negotiators near a 200 billion plan and disputes over state allocations and 0.08 BAC standards.
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Denver braces for second round of gang wars
Southern California black street gangs moved into Denver in the mid-1980s and faced racketeering indictments and even park sprinklers. Now new Hispanic gangs from California Texas and Mexico are arriving to join the clash, with police expanding from seven monitored gangs to seventy in north and west Denver.
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