Clinton prompts mixed feelings at Cornell panel
Cornell scholars examine why Hillary Clinton faces hostility and fatigue as a potential senator. Panelists cite gender bias, expectations of women in power, and reactions to her public life, noting voters’ discomfort with ambitious, outspoken first ladies and the impact on Clinton’s political prospects.
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Barak Moves to Form Coalition Amid West Bank Clashes
Barak seeks a broad coalition as four weeks of fighting with Palestinian groups continue in the West Bank and Gaza Strip. Palestinian casualties rise, with a 55 year old man killed at his home and rock throwing confrontations persisting after daybreak in Hebron.
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Bush rallies in Milwaukee as Bush backs Rice in defense
Bush defends his policy adviser Condoleezza Rice amid debate over Bosnia and Kosovo. He urges undecideds to back his agenda as polls show tightening lead in Wisconsin and Gore attacks on national security strategy. Rice’s role featured prominently as he says she strengthens his candidacy.
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Nurses remind parents of vaccination deadline in Syracuse
Vitaletti said proofs of shots or appointments allow a child to return once provided. Wayne O Connor and other district officials hope most seventh graders are vaccinated by Wednesday or the next day. State aid loss remains hard to calculate as absences rise. Syracuse social workers and nurses phoned families and went door to door to push deadlines, a statewide effort shared by Rochester and Buffalo districts.
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Albright and Kim Hold Historic Talks in Pyongyang
Secretary of State Madeleine Albright and North Korean leader Kim Jong Il made progress on missile restraint and broader tensions after six hours of talks in Pyongyang. Both sides expressed cautious optimism, with Kim agreeing to lower-level missile talks next week and Albright planning to brief President Clinton before any visit. China welcomed the talks as a step toward stability and normalization on the peninsula.
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