Clinton's record book deal tops ten million dollars
Former president Bill Clinton agreed to sell worldwide rights to his memoirs to Alfred A. Knopf for an advance exceeding ten million dollars, a figure likely the largest ever for a nonfiction work. The deal comes as Hillary Clinton's memoir advances raise expectations of a publishing race in 2003.
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Clinton aides form legal defense funds in Pardons inquiry
Three aides to Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton established legal defense funds to defray costs linked to a federal inquiry into President Clinton pardons. Ramon Martinez, April Springfield, and Sean Sweeney filed papers with the Senate, reflecting ethics rules on pro bono services.
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Northern Ireland peace process timeline and key disarmament events
A chronology of moves in Northern Ireland from August to August including IRA ceasefires, Sinn Fein talks, Mitchell commissions, and disarmament negotiations. Highlights show Britain, Ulster Unionists, and Sinn Fein repeatedly stalling or advancing talks, with escalating pressure to disarm by set deadlines and political standoffs among Trimble Mallon and other leaders.
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IRA decommissioning move tests Northern Ireland government
In Belfast the Ulster Unionist leader David Trimble warned decommissioning must destroy arms, not just issue statements, as the 1998 Good Friday accord power sharing teeters. Sinn Fein argues the IRA disarmament plan signals progress, while Britain and Ireland praise the step amid looming cabinet dissolution threats.
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