Russia seeks debt deal as Kosovo tops Cologne summit
At Cologne, leaders aim to ease Moscow’s isolation with a potential agreement to reschedule roughly 69 billion dollars of Soviet era debt. Stepashin voiced optimism, while Blair urged unity and IMF aid discussions. A US backed plan to retain control of Russia’s nuclear arsenal frames the talks, with funding from Clinton and Obuchi.
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NATO and Russians agree on terms for peacekeeping
Reported accord between NATO and Russia on peacekeeping terms notes Russian forces will operate under NATO command. Concurrently, evidence of Serb atrocities surfaces as NATO bombing era remains marked by grim discoveries. German peacekeepers rescue 15 victims from abuse site near Prizren amid arrests of 25 Kosovo Liberation Army rebels.
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Correction notice misidentifies police sergeant in brief
Herald-Journal corrects a Thursday news brief that misidentified Syracuse police Sgt. Shannon Trice. The brief wrongly stated he warned drivers of a summer road rage crackdown. the correction clarifies the accurate attribution.
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ABC Network, NABET Reach Tentative 5-Unit Pact
ABC Inc and 2 unions said they reached a tentative contract covering five NABET bargaining units in New York Washington Chicago Los Angeles and San Francisco. If ratified, the agreement would join the master ABC NABET contract running through March 31 2003 and affect 2 400 network workers. Vote results are due by July 16 with members having been without a contract since March 1997 following a November health benefits strike and subsequent ABC lockout.
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Bushes’ Wife Fined Over Paris Shopping Trip
Columba Bush was fined 4100 dollars by Atlanta customs for failing to declare 19000 dollars of clothing and jewelry bought in Paris. A Bush spokesperson said the fine matches duties avoided and that she did not realize the issue until questioned.
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Arson at three Sacramento synagogues shocks city
A dawn fire spree damaged three of Sacramento area's five synagogues including B'nai Israel whose library was gutted. No injuries. FBI and federal agents investigate amid a hate crime atmosphere as a flier at Kenesset Israel blamed International Jew World Order.
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Weather data dial in and online links offered
The notice lists NewsLine weather codes and toll free numbers for forecasts travel advisories weather warnings and winter survival tips from the Red Cross along with an online Syracuse Newspapers weather page at http://www.syracuse.com for forecasts summaries and Nexrad images.
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