 September 1st, 1999 PRISTINA Albanian children in the Kosovo capital started school on Wednesday, their first day in a regular school after nine years of illegal classes in private homes. Serbian pupils were scarce, their families having mostly fled. |
U.S. Prepares For Possible Rocky Road To |
Russia, U.S. To Discuss Y2K Missile Fears By Jim Wolf, Reuters - Online Bidders Offer Millions For Human Kidney September 3 8:21 AM ET Yeltsin Urges Quick, By Andrei Shukshin, Reuters - September 7 11:01 AM ET News From Pepperland: By Allan Kozinn |
 Reuters Photo - Wednesday 8 September 1999 Greek rescue workers search for survivors in the wreckage of a building in a northern Athens suburb Wednesday. Athens rumbled with aftershocks as rescue teams scoured piles of brick and concrete for survivors of a powerful earthquake that killed several people and injured many more. (Yiorgos Karahalis/Reuters) |
UK Papers Say Plethora Of Spy Revelations Likely
Saturday September 11 7:27 PM ET
Yeltsin Urges Calm Amid Moscow Bomb Attacks
By Dmitry Zhdannikov - Monday September 13 10:49 AM ET
Floyd sweeps Bahamas, nears FL
Terrell Johnson, weather.com
Tue Sep 14 1999 8:48 EDT
As a Species Vanishes, No One Can Say Why
September 14, 1999 - By WILLIAM K. STEVENS
She-geeks confess love for Linux
Lisa M. Bowman, ZDNet
Thursday September 16 09:23 AM EDT
Smithfield says storm closes hog plants
Thursday September 16, 9:52 am Eastern Time
Schroeder's Woes
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George Michael sells his soul for Kosovo refugees
By Simon Gardner - Thursday September 16 9:02 PM ET
Thousands in Indonesia sign up to anti-U.N. jihad
Saturday September 18, 3:46 am Eastern Time
Greenspan Sees Risk Of Bottlenecks From Y2K
By Caren Bohan - Sunday September 19 12:37 AM ET
Earthquake Pounds Taiwan, Over 1,400 Dead
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Paul McCartney to make third classical album
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September 23rd - 100 Days before the Year 2,000
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The Bright Young Stars of China's Future
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Supreme Court To Consider Abortion Protest Limits
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Brooklyn Museum Sues to Keep Mayor From Freezing Its Funds
By DAVID BARSTOW - Tuesday September 29
Jesux Hoax Uncovered
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Tornado Damages Downtown Salt Lake City
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Graf Announces Retirement After Injuries
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Night Of Violence Precedes Omagh Services
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Turkey Quake Death Toll Nears 7,000
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U.S. To Seek New Computer Surveillance Power
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First Person Convicted Of Internet Piracy
Monday August 23 4:51 AM ET
Bertelsmann Pulls 'Mein Kampf' From Online Shop
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Congress -- scarier than 'Blair Witch'
Maria Seminerio, ZDNet - Wednesday August 25 09:50 AM EDT
School Districts in Kansas Split on Evolution Ruling
By JACQUES STEINBERG, NY Times - August 25, 1999
Cyber thriller to debut online
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World Y2k Center Appeals For More Country Reports
Friday August 27 1:25 AM ET
Cultural Center Finds Star's $5 Million Gift Brings Pressures
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UK's David Bowie To Launch Album Via Internet
Monday August 30 4:23 PM ET
Finnish woman picks her way to air-guitar title
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What's Ahead For Apple
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Does Business Need 3D
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China Orders Arrest of Falun Gong Leader
Thursday July 29 9:04 AM ET By Michael Kramer
Excerpts From: How Russia Is Ruled -- 1998
A paper by Donald N. Jensen
Associate director of broadcasting at Radio
Free Europe/Radio Liberty.