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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 2002

Page

20

Bush Putin May Sign Weapons Pact At Moscow Summit

U S and Russian negotiators make progress on offensive weapons and a new strategic framework with discussions ongoing on a shared warhead count of 1700 to 2200 as May Moscow talks loom. John Bolton cautions remaining issues will be resolved.

Washington U.S Bush Vladimir Putin Moscow State Department John Bolton United States Russia

Serbia urged to hand over crime suspects

Serbia could begin arrests of war crimes suspects within days to avoid sanctions and isolation, as Prime Minister Zoran Djindjic warned. The United States has pressured Yugoslavia to cooperate with The Hague tribunal, with a Sunday deadline risking $120 million in aid. Gen. Ratko Mladic remains at large in Serbia, with ambassadors urging his capture.

Belgrade Yugoslavia Serbia U.S. Congress U.N Hague Netherlands U.S Zoran Djindjic Slobodan Milosevic Kosovo Bosnia Croatia Ratko Mladic Radovan Karadzic Pierre Prosper New York Mladic Prosper Djindjic Vladan Batic Batic U.N. Security Council Colin Powell

U S friendly fire death in Afghanistan reported

The Pentagon said the first American soldier killed in Afghanistan this month may have died from U S fire. Army Warrant Officer Stanley Harriman of North Carolina was believed killed by enemy mortar fire during the Shah e Kot offensive. Gen Franks said an AC 130 gunship may have hit an enemy convoy nearby.

Washington Afghanistan U.S Pentagon Army Stanley L. Harriman Wade N.C al- Qaida Shah-e-Kot Tommy Franks Franks

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