Netherlands confirms first foot and mouth cases near Olst
The Netherlands confirms four cows at a farm near Olst contracted foot and mouth disease. All 60 cattle and 26 sheep on the farm will be destroyed. nationwide livestock transport restrictions were reinstated and extended to cover chickens. France reports tests on 224 farms. Britain lists 395 confirmed cases as the outbreak spreads.
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Macedonia vows assault if rebels keep fighting near Tetovo
In Tetovo area, government forces issued a 24 hour ultimatum to ethnic Ithanian rebels to end their insurrection or face all-out action. Sokoli, a rebel commander, said the insurgents will not surrender. Army and police pressed a counteroffensive with artillery bombardment before pausing for nightfall and calm remained.
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More South Africans found HIV positive in new study
A nationwide study at 400 clinics shows 47 million South Africans were HIV-positive by end of 2000, far above earlier estimates of 4.2 million. The data, drawn from 16,000 pregnant women and postnatal clinics, was released by Health Minister Manto Tshabalala-Msimang and marks a striking update on AIDS prevalence in the country.
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Congress Backs Sharon Tough Stance On Talks
Israel Prime Minister Ariel Sharon won support from the White House and a dozen senators after stressing not negotiating with Palestinian Authority Leader Yasser Arafat until violence ends. Senator Joseph Biden said the vote reflected confidence in Sharon's position.
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Prosecutors to Question Clinton Campaign Aides
Prosecutors plan to question aides tied to Bill Clinton and Hillary Rodham Clinton in a clemency investigation. John Podesta and others are set to meet with federal prosecutors, with Mary Jo White leading the inquiry. The probe concerns clemency grants for New Square leaders and alleged lobbying for pardons.
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First Lady Promotes Reading Mentor Program
Laura Bush advocates reading mentors at a reception for Everybody Wins a nationwide program where adults read to students in schools. She says children need a caring role model and a voice to help them catch up beyond government efforts.
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Assembly Democrats Aid Two Billion to State Budget
The Democratic majority in the state Assembly proposed a budget around two billion dollars for fiscal 2001-02, challenging the Republican governor George Pataki and prompting Senate action. A Senate plan was expected to pass by April.
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Pataki hires consultant to back state redistricting
Albany Gov George Pataki has hired a lobbyist to back the redrawing of congressional and state legislative districts based on the 2000 census. Donald Clarey named director of demographic resources at Empire State Development will coordinate resources to track redistricting, with no lobbying by Clarey for Pataki's side. Pataki said he will actively participate in the process.
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Buffalo Pays Students to Attend Summer School Pilot
Buffalo officials launch a pay program to lure freshmen to summer classes, offering $5 an hour for five weeks. Ninety students will receive up to 375 dollars weekly to attend, aiming to boost readiness for high school and provide a preview beyond remedial needs.
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Corrections and reader feedback in Herald-Journal
Space note from Herald Journal apologizes for errors and invites corrections. Tim Bunn, executive editor, is reachable at 470-2240 weekdays. A March 46 letter misstated Dennis J. Connors title. Connors is curator of history for the Onondaga Historical Association. The Ford Galaxie is a 1964 model, not 1965.
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