Yugoslavian police will arrest former President Slobodan

Milosevic as soon as prosecutors give the order, according

to Interior Minister Zoran Zivkovic.

Half way through starting this, I decided I can't tell

if this is pressing, or AP _desires_ it to be pressing.

I was thinking of pitching it as a secondary backup story,

but now I've got reservations.

Is anyone up on Serbia enough to know if this isn't

going to become a massive story overnite?

marc

looks like hillary was right

Should we not touch the Marc Rich case at all?

It looks like thanks to Senator Specter, that story's

going to rage on as if most important before during

AND after our broadcast.

He's going to actually try and impeach Clinton now?

Maybe we ought to try to find someplace to just use

the words "vast right wing conspiracy," out loud, eh?

j/k

depleted uranium, trident subs, navajo relocation, electricity, etc.

A longer story I'd like to develop soon might tie together

depleted uranium, trident subs, navajo relocation, the

US' electricity woes, Japan's nuke-electricity pact with

England, Hopi tribal government and US gov't.

For now though, do you think we ought to do a hard news

headline about this protest that either doesn't mention

Connery, or puts him on the same level as the two

Scottish politicians and the other 58ish who got

arrested?

this is for craig to play with

G

GP

GP

Gp rally in Bellingham

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The Phillipines Supreme Court is ordering a public hearing next week to consider Joseph Estrada's claim that he is still the "lawful and incumbent" president and therefore immune from prosecution on plunder and criminal charges. Estrada contends the Court denied him due process when it swore-in Mrs. Arroyo as President on January 20 and is now asking the court to declare Arroyo as "Acting President". Meanwhile, the Court will allow the Ombudsman to continue to investigate corruption charges against Estrada.

this isn't too important but i thought i'd add it anyway.

Iraq

A senior Iraqi government offical said Tuesday that Iraq will submit documentary proof to the UN that it doesn't have any more weapons of mass distruction. But they will not allow UN weapons inspectors back into the country unitl UN sanctions are lifted and all other Middle Eastern countries, including Isreal, have to undergo the same inspections.

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