Clinton presses food safety funds and a shared institute proposal
In a Fourth of July push the Clinton administration urges increased money for food safety and proposes a joint institute to coordinate federal research with private and academic partners, to be run by the Agriculture Department and HHS. President says Congress must back safety of the food supply.
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Portadown braces for Orange parade amid heavy security
Police and British soldiers converted Portadown into a fortified zone as barbed wire barriers ringed Catholic Garvaghy Road ahead of the annual Orange Order parade. Leaders from both communities urged restraint to avert a repeat of recent riots.
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Arafat accuses Israel of Gaza peace accord violation
Yasser Arafat alleged Israel breached peace accords after a 12 hour Gaza clash sparked by a road dispute. He said Palestinians will confront aggression and that Israel must respect the agreement while Netanyahu warned redeployment risks. Erekat urged defusal efforts as both sides blamed each other.
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Kosovo Ennuis Deepens as Holbrooke Seeks Unity
U S envoy Richard Holbrooke pushes a hard pursuit of common ground between Yugoslav President Milosevic and Kosovo Albanian leaders in Belgrade and Pristina. A KLA spokesman rejects orders from Ibrahim Rugova, worsening the rift as violence claims hundreds of lives since February.
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Gunmen kill prominent Pakistani politician in Karachi
World coverage reports Zuhair Akram Nadeem, former provincial and federal legislator, killed while alone in his car by two motorcyclists. Police blame Mohajir Qaumi Movement factions amid appeals for stronger Rangers powers to curb Karachi violence. The federal government expands paramilitary authority despite Sindh protests.
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