Cheney seen as likely running mate for Bush
Former secretary Dick Cheney told associates a good chance exists he will be Bush's running mate. Bush aides say Cheney leads the shortlist with others including Keating Ridge Pataki Kasich Hagel Frist and Thompson, while Danforth expects Cheney to be chosen. Cheney, 59, has health history but recently passed a clean bill of health and aids defend his candidacy.
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Sierra Club backs Gore in Michigan endorsement bid
Vice President Al Gore won the Sierra Club endorsement in Michigan as he pitched a bold environmental program. The six month review with 39 chapters and 400,000 members supported Gore citing efforts on air and water, Superfund cleanup, and forest protection. Gore planned stops in Ohio after the rally.
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Orlando slaying suspect holds 3 hostages in standoff
An Orlando area murder suspect, Jamie Dean Petron, 41, remains holed up with three hostages in a Meadow Woods home as deputies negotiate. Two children aged 8 and under 1 were released unharmed, while a 40s woman and two young girls remain inside. The standoff began after Petron shot at deputies outside a grocery and is tied to a Friday Pompano Beach convenience store killing.
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Eight nations pledge aid to poorer nations at Okinawa summit
The G8 leaders in Okinawa promised debt relief, expanded access to education and health care, and a task force to bridge the digital divide. They urged faster relief for the world's poorest, while noting limits and citing environmental and security concerns.
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Peace talks hinge on Jerusalem status and borders
U S officials weigh possibilities as Secretary of State Boucher and other mediators express cautious optimism. Clinton signals intent to continue efforts while Vatican proposals for world oversight draw no comment. Talks in Emmitsburg cover water and civil administration, Pollard case not clarified.
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