Embassy Bombing Error Strains US China Ties
Faulty CIA and NATO data led pilots to target a military supply office but hit the Chinese Embassy instead. Officials say the incident caused three deaths and 20 injuries, prompting US apologies, China demonstrations, and suspensions of high level talks.
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Bad weather limits NATO attacks in Yugoslavia
NATO bombs hit an airport in southwest Serbia amid severe weather delaying strikes by half. Belgrade warned over China’s protests after an embassy bombing. Nis airport reported targeted while NATO noted 317 sorties, the quietest night since March 24. Refugee concerns persist as 700000 ethnic Albanians have fled Kosovo. NATO vows further airstrikes until Milosevic meets demands.
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White House debates gun violence with lawmakers and groups
White House discussions with the National Shooting Sports Foundation and the American Shooting Sports Council explored Clinton administration anti violence steps. NRA leaders urged restraint and better enforcement of existing laws while advocates cited values education and parental responsibility as key factors in reducing gun violence.
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Mass Protests Over NATO Bombing of Chinese Embassy
Thousands mobilize across cities this weekend to condemn NATO's airstrike that hit the Chinese embassy in Yugoslavia. Demonstrations call for accountability and de-escalation amid rising tensions between China and Western powers.
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China rejects NATO US bombing explana tion amid Beijing protests
Beijing see s its largest anti US demonstrations in a decade as China refuses to accept NATO and US claims the Belgrade embassy attack was accidental. Protests spread to Shanghai, Hong Kong, Chengdu and 16 other cities while Chinese media condemn the bombardment and demand a formal apology.
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Lawmakers push toll free school violence hotline bill
Albany lawmakers propose a state Education Department run 24 7 toll free hotline to let New York students report worried classmates. Calls would be routed to district superintendents for review with anonymity protected and action taken as needed. The measure targets the 1999 2000 school year start and cites Columbine as inspiration.
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