Clinton resists impeachment push as GOP quibbles persist
Washington lawmakers remain split over pursuing impeachment as Clinton refuses to resign or accept censure. House debates four articles including perjury and obstruction amid mixed signals from swing Republicans. Hyde hints resignation as possible exit while public support favors keeping Clinton in office.
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Clinton visit highlights fragile peace efforts in Middle East
In Gaza and Jerusalem, Clinton meets Arafat amid chants and flags while Albright stresses progress and a step by step approach to statehood. Netanyahu calls for renunciation of statehood plans and vows.
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Lockerbie Christmas Lights Return After Disaster
Lockerbie residents plan new Christmas lights on main street with stars and angels as a sign of normal life ten years after the air disaster. The Community Council funds a 19000 pound project, aided by a global disaster relief trust, to brighten the town for children despite lingering grief.
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U S citizens warned of Gulf state attacks
U S citizens in the Gulf are alerted to possible attacks over the next 30 days. In Bahrain the embassy reports about 1,000 military personnel under curfew with restrictions on large gatherings. Security for 40,000 Americans in Saudi Arabia and about 3,000 troops is heightened after no fatal bombings previously.
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Thai Airport Lacks Gear For Instrument Landings
Surat Thani Thailand A crash at Flight TG261 killed 101 as heavy rain struck the airport. Authorities and the pilot face blame for a failed third landing after two aborted attempts. The airport’s instrument landing system had been removed during renovations, disabling landings in poor visibility.
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Drug smugglers target Mexico Caribbean coast region
Drug smugglers use Playa del Carmen and Quintana Roo amid luxury hotels and tour boats to move cocaine. Officials say Caribbean routes revived as authorities clamp down on the border and smugglers shift from the west to the Mexican Caribbean and Quintana Roo.
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Blair says Britain should lead in Europe says Blair
Prime Minister Tony Blair urged maturity in Britain's EU ties in The Times after a European summit. He argues Britain should be a leading partner, shaping the region's future by working with others rather than isolating itself, amid debate over the euro and Union finance.
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Death of entertainment tycoon Lew Grade at 91
Lew Grade, 91, British entertainment magnate and founder of Associated Television, died Sunday in London. Grade established AT in 1955, Britain's first commercially funded TV channel created to rival the BBC.
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