U.S. warns Iran over airspace incursions in Iraq
The Clinton administration warned Iran that Iranian pilots intruding into southern Iraq airspace risk being shot down by U S warplanes. Iran attacked rebel bases near Kut, within the no fly zone, prompting U S warnings and renewed efforts to persuade Europe to isolate Iran.
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Iraq
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William Cohen
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Spacewalk by Parazynski Titov From Atlantis To Mir
American astronaut Scott Parazynski and Russian Vladimir Titov prepared for a joint spacewalk from the shuttle Atlantis docked at Mir station. They aimed to retrieve four suitcase shaped experiment boxes and assess how dene sons affect materials on the docking module in a five hour mission.
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Israel reviews decision to harbor murder suspect
Israel said it would review whether the elder Sheinbein was eligible for Israeli citizenship and thus whether Samuel Sheinbein should be tried in Israel. If citizenship is invalid, the teen could be tried in the United States for the murder in Wheaton Maryland. The case drew U S criticism and raised questions about Israel’s extradition stance and potential legal outcomes.
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Maryland
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NBC
Nitzana Lietner
Pentagon
Robert
Linda Menuhin
Ira Robbins
American University
Washington College of Law
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