Milosevic Will Not Get Seat Despite Votes
Serbia and Montenegro former president Slobodan Milosevic will not receive a parliamentary seat as the Socialist Party board says he cannot attend the first session to verify the mandate. Deputy leader Ivica Dacic told The Associated Press that Milosevic remains party leader and a seat will be vacated for him when he returns from The Hague.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgrade
Serbia
Montenegro
Slobodan Milosevic
U.N. War Crimes Tribunal
Socialist Party
Milosevic
Ivica Dacic
Associated Press
Hague
Dacic
Netherlands
Incirlik Air Base Backing Iraqi Troop Rotation
Turkey allows U S troops to use Incirlik air base for a large scale rotation in and out of Iraq. The move signals improved ties with the United States as NATO ally Turkey seeks to align on Iraq policy amid Kurdish autonomy concerns. The base has long hosted U S forces since the 1950s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
Oks
U.S
Iraq
Istanbul
Associated Press
Incirlik
Saddam Hussein
United States
ISS
Israel held secret talks with Syria before leaks
An Israeli official said secret contacts with Syria occurred several months ago to restart peace talks, and were halted after the meetings leaked. Prime Minister Sharon signaled readiness to negotiate if Damascus stops aiding terror, while domestic protests opposed unilateral withdrawals from the West Bank and Gaza.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Israel
Syria
Jerusalem
Ariel Sharon
Bashar Assad
Sharon
Hezbollah
West Bank
Gaza
Silvan Shatom
Shalom
Assad
Baker urged billion dollar Iraqi loan guarantees in 1989
The Associated Press reports that James A Baker III backed a $1 billion loan guarantee program in 1989 to Iraq for US farm products. He allegedly intervened to keep Iraq funded, as the program later faced suspensions amid improprieties and rising Gulf tensions before the 1990 Kuwait invasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Iraq
James 4. Baker III
Saddam Hussein
United States
Baker
Agriculture Department
Doyce Battle
Middle East
National Security Archives
Kuwait
Bush
Saddam
Iran
Canadians blame game on BSE rift across North America
In Alberta and Saskatchewan ranchers denounce U.S. finger pointing after mad cow discoveries. They stress North American cattle interdependence, urge open borders, and criticize the U.S. ban on Canadian beef as overcautious amid interwoven trade and movement of cattle and feed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Letheridge
Alberta
Canada
Neil Jahnke
Gouldtown
Saskatchewan
United States
Washington State
U.S
Jahnke
Arno Doerksen
Gem
Alberta Beef Producers
Rick Paskal
Pitcher Butte
Kim Novak Reflects On Casting And Art In Hollywood Retrospective
Actress Kim Novak, famed for Vertigo and other 1950s hits, describes leaving acting to avoid stagnation and pursue painting as she participates in a three day American Cinematheque retrospective. She plans to attend a Vertigo screening at the Egyptian Theatre in Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kim Novak
Bombshell
Novak
American Cinematheque
Hollywood
Oregon
Mike Figgis
Liebestraum
Alfred Hitchcock
Billy Wilder
Los Angeles
Temuera Morrison breaks leg in motorbike accident
Temuera Morrison, 42, the New Zealand actor famous for Jango Fett and Jake Heke, fractured his leg in two places in a motorbike crash. His sister Zella said he spent five days in hospital and is recovering at home with two pins inserted in the bone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Zealand
Temuera Morrison
Morrison
Jango Fett
Zella Morrison
Jake Heke
Also Mentioned on This Page
China
Beijing
Guangdong
Thomas Tsang
Department of Health
Hong Kong
Northeast
Philadelphia
Jeff Moran
Boston
Michael McCarthy
Kenneth B. Adler
North Carolina State University
Nature Medici
Nesia Srerlin
Jack Nicholson
Diane Keaton
Recep Tayyip Erdogan
Cloak & Dagger
Tapuah
Nablus
The
Iron Springs
Paskal
Cnroner
Hugh Prestwood
Long Island MacArthur
Prestwood
Greenport
Nashville
Suffolk County
Darrell Dabe
Dabe
BMG Music
Randy Travis
Crystal Gayle
Trisha Yearwood