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Clinton telephones Kohl: US President Bill Clinton on Wednesday telephoned German Chancellor Helmut Kohl to discuss the security issues of Europe. Xinhua reports from Washington.
The two leaders also talked about the upcoming US-Russia summit scheduled in Helsinki on March 20-21, White House spokesman Mike McCurry told reporters. During their summit. Clinton and Russian President Boris Yeltsin are expected to discuss the European security and Russia's economic reform. Grandson of ex-Labour PM joins Tory. Lord Attlee, grandson of Clement Attlee. Britain's first post-war Labour prime minister, said Wednesday he has joined John Major's governing Conservative Party. AP reports from London.
The move was a much needed boost for a party that is trailing badly behind the main opposition Labour Party in the opinion polls with a national election just weeks away. Canada may deport 64 Nazis: Canada may be about to deport 64 suspected Nazi war criminals living there, a government minister told the House of Commons in a debate on Britain's War Crimes Act Wednesday night. AP reports from London.
Defending the act against critics who say it should be drdpped because too much tirpe has elapse since World War II for war crimes suspects to get a fair trial. Kirkhope said: "In Canada. 64 suspects have been identified and they may be deported. If that occurs, it may be possible that some of them may arrive in Britain, as the last \country of embarkation.
Ex-president of ROK hospitalised: Former South Korean president Roh Tae-woo was transfer from prison to a military hospital early yesterday for treatment for a kidney stone in his urinary tract, television reports said. AFP reports from Seoul.
Yonhap Television News (YTN) said Roh was taken to a military hospital here from his cell in the Seoul detention centre. where he has been incarcerated for more than a year on charges of mutiny and corruption. He was expected to remain in the hospital until late Friday, YTN said.
5 Germans kidnapped in Yemen: , Yemeni kidnappers on Wednesday seized five German tourists ’in the country's southeastern province of Hadramaut. a Yemeni security source told Reuters in Sanna.
"The kidnappers, who did not identify themselves; telephoned local authorities and asked them for a 12 million mark (7 million dollars) ransom to release them." the source said without giving further details.
Walesa to teach at ROK university: former Polish President Lech Walesa will lecture on labour relations at a South Korean university beginning this May. school officials said Thursday. AP reports from Seoul.
Walesa was named an honourary professor at Seoul's Korea University and will lecture twice a year at the university's graduate School of Labour Studies until early 1999.