Sleepy Town hosts peace talks in Shepherdstown West Virginia
In Shepherdstown West Virginia a peace talks event is set for today drawing over 1 500 attendees to a town of 1 600 residents amid a backdrop of immigration issues as 400 Haitians seek asylum in the United States after a boat ran aground on a sand bar near Miami.
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United States
Miami
Early Y2K checks show few major glitches worldwide
Americans and others tested systems as New Zealand marked Monday start. Koskinen called it an important day with expected small glitches. Several incidents surfaced: Florida video rental store still used pen and paper, Pyongchon heating outage affected 900 families, Ansan hospital misdated a newborn, a Norwegian X-ray machine failed, and some 7-Eleven cash registers and ATMs in Norway malfunctioned.
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State Department
New Zealand
Clinton
John Koskinen
Florida
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Pyongchon
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New Year, New Faith Promises Across U S Churches
Clergy across the United States urged fresh starts as 2000 began. Messages called for peace and renewal, with ministers from Detroit to Raleigh to San Francisco stressing leave the past behind and embrace a new day and new way.
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Jim Holley
Detroit
Little Rock Baptist Church
Sheila Whitlow
Dumas Harshaw Jr
First Baptist Church
Raleigh
N.C
Glide Memorial United Methodist Church
San Francisco
Douglas Fitch
No deal yet as Israel Syria peace talks begin
Shepherdstown AP report notes Secretary of State Madeleine Albright says no deal is done and more rounds may be needed as Israel Prime Minister Ehud Barak and Syrian Foreign Minister Farouk al Sharaa head to the U S talks. Clinton presides on opening day amid high hopes for ending decades of enmity.
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W Va
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Syria
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Associated Press
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United States
Washington
Clinton
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Farouk al-Sharaa
Damascus
Al-Thawra
Pakistan may have links with hijackers
India's top security adviser said Pakistan has links with the five men who hijacked an Indian Airlines plane, based on intercepted radio conversations between Kashmir militant groups. The crisis, resolved after eight days, worsened tensions between nuclear rivals India and Pakistan, which have fought three wars over Kashmir.
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Pakistan
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Mishra
Oberlin man arrested in child porn case linked to New Hampshire
Oberlin police arrested Ron Koshar after New Hampshire detective traced more than 1,000 nude images of boys to his former Oberlin address. Koshar faces charges of illegal use of a minor in nudity oriented material and pandering involving a minor. He is jailed on 22500 bond.
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Verqueline Palfy
Chronicle-Telegram
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New Hampshire
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Keene City
Ron Koshar
Hawthorne Street
Lakewood
David Jasinski
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Koshar
Lorain County
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Jonathon Rosenbaum
Jim Hawke
Bureau of Criminal Investigation and Identification
London
Ohio
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