US envoy urges Kosovo patience over wartime grievances
James P. Huo of the US State Department told reporters in Pristina that Kosovars should wait for judicial measures to address wartime claims. He urged residents to target Serbs rather than seek revenge and said the message was repeated during Albright's Kosovo visits. He warned ethnic Albanian leaders to end tense rhetoric.
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Cohen urges Vietnam to leverage ASEAN for China balance
Defense Secretary William Cohen told Hanoi's National Defense Academy that Vietnam and ASEAN partners can use collective leverage to influence China. He is the first U.S. defense chief to visit Vietnam since ties were renewed and noted longstanding China Vietnam tensions dating to 1979.
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NASA reviews urge slower, cheaper space exploration
Reports led by Tony Spear criticize past large scale Mars missions and costly programs. They call for clearly defined goals, downsizing if needed, and a move away from cost fixation. NASA faced several failures and delays last year including two Mars probes and Hubble shutdowns.
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Official calls for electrical reliability standards
Energy Secretary Bill Richardson warned that this summer could bring outages if reliability problems in a fast changing electricity industry are not tackled. He urged mayors and local officials to push Congress to pass mandatory reliability standards for wholesale power producers.
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Ramseys Suggest Intruder May Have Killed JonBenet
John and Patsy Ramsey say an intruder waited hours in their home before strangling and beating Jon Benet. They tell ABC 20/20 that investigators ignored evidence such as a handprint and DNA not matching family or friends, and hint the killer could be within her inner circle. The interview aligns with their book release The Death of Innocence.
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CSEA strike talks move toward tentative four year pact
In Albany the Civil Service Employees Association negotiators reached a tentative four year contract with a planned member vote in April. The deal includes a 3 percent retroactive raise to October 1999 plus 3 percent in 2000, 3.5 percent in April 2001 and 2 percent in March, as workers have been without a contract since April 1999.
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Death of Malcolm Wilson Former NY caretaker governor
Malcolm Wilson 86 died Monday on New Rochelle after a long illness. A conservative Republican, he served as caretaker governor of New York for a year after Nelson Rockefeller resigned in 1973. Wilson was Rockefeller’s lieutenant governor for 15 years and ran for governor in 1974, losing to Democrat Hugh Carey. His later career was in banking and law.
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Corrections policy and subscription rates notice
Herald Journal announces a corrections policy with contact details for mis coverage and delivery issues. It includes hours for reporting errors, customer service phone lines, and claimed delivery guarantees, plus a garbled section listing postage and pricing figures for daily and Sunday papers with scattered numbers.
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