JANUARY
11 Countries Tie Europe Together In One Currency
Clinton Proposes A Budget Increase For The Military
Oregon Falters On a New Path To Health Care
Congress Returns To A Shadow Cast By Impeachment
U.S. Ready To Ease Some Restrictions In Policy On Cuba
Iraqi’s Angry Call For Revolt Splits The Arab Nations
A Full Impeachment Trial, Including Vote On Articles, Likely As Compromise Fades
Clinton Trial Opens, but Process Talks Go On
Senate, In Unanimity, Sets Rules For Trial; Witness Issue Put Off
Trial Accord Shifts Focus Back to Starr’s Evidence
Witness Question In Clinton’s Trial Remains Big Issue
President Offers Formal Argument Against Removal
Anxiety Growing Over Indian Claim In New York State
Brazil Devalues Its Currency 8%, Roiling Markets
Senators Hear First Plea by House to Remove Clinton
Senate Told It’s Clinton ‘Who Is Not Telling the Truth’
Prosecution Argues Impeachability of Clinton’s Deeds
Clinton To Urge More U.S. Controls On Aid To Schools
Losing Ground on Witness Issue, White House Opens Case Today
Unbowed, Clinton Presses Social Security Plan
Defense Challenges Impeachment ‘Mumbo Jumbo’
Clinton Defense Concludes By Weighing Admitted Sins Against Good Of The Nation
Byrd Will Offer A Motion To End Trial Of Clinton
U.S. Judge Orders Lewinsky To Meet With House Team
Prosecutors Query Lewinsky, Saying She’d Be Good Witness
Witness Wrangling Goes On As Senate, In Closed Session, Debates A Dismissal Motion
Senate Moves Toward a Vote to Call 3 Witnesses
Senate Refuses To Dismiss Case And Agrees To Call Lewinsky; Daschle Sees Clinton Survival
G.O.P. Trial Plan Passes In Senate Along Party Lines
U.S. Economy Grew At Fast 5.6% Rate At The End Of ’98
Starr Is Weighing Whether To Indict Sitting President
FEBRUARY
Broncos Win Second Straight Super Bowl Title
Lewinsky Queried As Clinton’s Trial Enters New Phase
Damaged By Trial, Senate’s Standing Sinks In New Poll
Senate Is Poised For Crucial Votes On Its Witnesses
Senate Decides Not To Call Lewinsky As A Live Witness; Votes To Show Tape Instead
Witnesses Provide No Breakthrough In Clinton’s Trial
Public Hears Lewinsky’s Story As Videos Are Played In Senate
Hussein of Jordan, Voice for Peace, Dies
Hyde, In Closing, Demands Senate ‘Cleanse Office’
Out of Earshot, the Senate Deliberates
Majority Verdict In Doubt For Conviction On Perjury; Obstruction Faltering, Too
Senate Condemns Clinton In Debate; Is Ready To Acquit
Clinton Acquitted Decisively: No Majority For Either Charge
Road to Reconciliation Appears Long and Hard After Acquittal
G.O.P. Moderates Meet to Frown Before an Unflattering Mirror
How U.S. Wooed Asia To Let Cash Flow In
First Lady Gives ‘Careful Thought’ to Senate Bid
Oregon Reporting 15 Deaths In 1998 Under Suicide Law
Reno Considering Separate Counsel For Starr Inquiry
U.S. Helped Turkey Find and Capture Kurd Rebel
U.S. Is Asking for Patients’ Help In Fight Against Medicare Fraud
Albright Forsees No Raids On Serbs If 2 Sides Bar Pact
Citing Security, U.S. Spurns China On Satellite Deal
Kosovo Albanians, in Reversal, Say They Will Sign Peace Pact
A Plunge in Use Of Food Stamps Causes Concern
Texas Jury Picks Death Sentence In Fatal Dragging of a Black Man
In A Stiff Rebuke, U.S. Accuses China Of Abusing Rights
For Microsoft, Humbled May Not Mean Defeated
MARCH
Former Military Ruler Wins Nigerian Presidential Vote
Albright Debates Rights And Trade With The Chinese
8 Tourists Slain in Uganda, Including U.S. Couple
New Yorkers Hear First Lady and See a Candidate
Pilot Acquitted In Deaths of 20 on Ski Gondola
China Stole Nuclear Secrets For Bombs, U.S. Aides Say
Unity Is Elusive As Religious Right Ponders 2000 Vote
Cable Rates Rising As Industry Nears End Of Regulation
U.S. Fires Scientist Suspected Of Giving China Bomb Data
RJR Nabisco Splits Tobacco Ventures And Food Business
Albright Defends Policies On China As G.O.P. Attacks
President Denies Ignoring Evidence Of Nuclear Spying
Poland, Hungary and the Czechs Join NATO
Russia Remains Uneasy Over NATO’s Expansion
Will Beijing’s Nuclear Arsenal Stay Small or Will It Mushroom?
Leading Senators Demand U.S. Limit Help For Beijing
N. Korea Consents To U.S. Inspection Of A Suspect Site
Government Study Of Marijuana Sees Medical Benefits
U.S. Trade Deficit Soars As Imports Increase Sharply
Clinton Says Force Is Needed to Halt Kosovo Bloodshed
Russian With Many Faces May Get Lift in U.S. Visit
Milosevic To Get One ‘Last Chance’ To Avoid Bombing
Police Head Defends His Force As Protests in Diallo Case Go On
NATO Authorizes Bomb Strikes; Primakov, In Air, Skips U.S. Visit
NATO Opens Broad Barrage Against Serbs As Clinton Denounces Yugoslav President
NATO Strikes Go On as Serbs Step Up Campaign
NATO Launches Daytime Strike; Milosevic Resisting Fiercely; Two Serb Jets Are Shot Down
U.S. Stealth Fighter Is Down In Yugoslavia As NATO Orders Attack On Serb Army Units
NATO Planes Step Up Attacks on Serb Troops
NATO Hunting For Serb Forces; U.S. Reports Signs Of ‘Genocide’
Thwarted, NATO Agrees to Bomb Belgrade Sites
APRIL
NATO Plans Weeks Of Bombing To Break Grip Of Serb Leader
Allies Hit Troops And Bridge; Serbs May Try 3 Captured G.I.’s
NATO Hits Belgrade Center For First Time, Razing Command Sites For Kosovo Fighting
NATO Bombs Belgrade Again, Widening Strikes
NATO Plans Airlift of 100,000 Kosovo Refugees
Serb Forces in Kosovo Under Attack as Weather Clears
NATO Dismisses a Milosevic Bid and Steps Up Raids
Intelligence Reports Points To 2d China Nuclear Link
U.S.-China Talks Fail To Produce Major Trade Deal
Apache Copters May Take Month to Be Combat-Ready
Allies Expecting ‘Many More Weeks’ Of Air Campaign
I.R.S. Figures Show Drop In Tax Audits For Big Companies
Clinton Is Found To Be In Contempt On Jones Lawsuit
After Criticisms, Clinton Moves To Restart Talks With Chinese
House Democrats Renew Effort To Pass Campaign Finance Bill
NATO Admits the Mistaken Bombing of Civilians
Alliance Reports Successful Night Of Bombing Serbs
How a President, Distracted by Scandal, Entered Balkan War
U.S. Is Asking NATO For Sea Blockade Of Yugoslav’s Oil
Stock Market Hit As Investors Flee Technology Area
2 Students In Colorado School Said To Gun Down As Many As 23 And Kill Themselves In A Siege
15 Bodies Are Removed From School in Colorado
2 Youths Wanted to ‘Destroy the School,’ Sheriff Says
NATO Approves Naval Embargo on Oil Going to Serbs
Attack At School Planned A Year, Authorities Say
Clinton and Yeltsin Agree to Share Ideas on Kosovo
Diary of a High School Gunman Reveals a Plan to Kill Hundreds
U.S. Says Suspect Put Codes On Bombs in Unsecure Files
Deadlocked House Denies Support for Air Campaign
Bombing Unites Serb Army As it Debilitates Economy
MAY
Bomb Kills 2 in London Gay Bar; Extremists Tied to Three Attacks
1998 Report Told Of Lab Breaches And China Threat
Clinton Will Meet The Russian Envoy On Balkans Today
NATO Air Attacks On Power Plants Pass A Threshold
Oklahoma and Kansas Dig Out From Tornado Ruins
Arduous Search for the Missing In Tornado-Stricken Oklahoma
Russia In Accord On Need For Force To Patrol Kosovo
NATO Raid Hits China Embassy; Beijing Cites ‘Barbarian Act’; Allies Admit Striking Hospital
NATO Says It Thought Embassy Was Arms Agency
More Anti-U.S. Protests in Beijing as Officials Study Bombing Error
Embassy Bombing May Badly Impede Kosovo Diplomacy
Committee Told Of Beijing Cash For Democrats
Yeltsin Dismisses His Prime Minister In A New Shake-Up
China Is Installing a Warhead Said to Be Based on U.S. Secrets
Senate Passes Republican Plan On Checking Gun-Show Buyers
Pentagon Withholds Copters From Battlefields in Kosovo
A Doctor’s Drug Studies Turn Into Fraud
Israelis Choose A New Leader And Remake Their Parliament
NATO Says Serbs, Fearing Land War, Dig In On Border
In Surprise, Witness Says Officer Bragged About Louima Torture
Senate Votes Gun Curbs, Hours After School Shooting
Clinton Is Pushing For 50,000 Troops At Kosovo Border
Booming Job Market Draws Young Black Men Into Fold
Serbs Reinforcing Troops In Kosovo Close To Albania
In Harsh Testimony’s Wake, Officer Accused In Torture Of Louima To Plead Guilty
Spying Charges Against Beijing Are Spelled Out By House Panel
Tribunal Is Said To Cite Milosevic For War Crimes
U.S. Accuses 3 of Smuggling Mexican Babies
How Serb Forces Purged One Million Albanians
Secret Witness To Car Crashes In Black Boxes
Firearms Limits Gaining Support In Legislatures
JUNE
Clinton Declares Most War Cleanup Is Europe’s Task
Low-Cost Trading On Line Is Planned By Merrill Lynch
Moscow And West Making Headway On A Kosovo Plan
Milosevic Yields On NATO’s Key Terms; 50,000 Allied Troops To Police Kosovo
Bombing of Serbs Could End This Weekend, U.S. Says
Pullout Talks Start, but Pact Is Delayed
Kosovo Talks Break Down As Serbs Balk Over Details; NATO Will Step Up Bombing
Russians Balking As Gains Are Made On Kosovo Talks
Moscow And West Agree On Kosovo; Plan Given To U.N.
Serb Military Accepts Accord, Clearing Way To Halt Bombing
Bombing Ends as Serbs Begin Pullout
Russians Enter Kosovo Early But Moscow Calls It A Mistake; British Lead NATO’s Vanguard
NATO Troops Roll Into Kosovo; Confusion Over Russian Move
NATO Expands Its Force in Kosovo but Russians Still Block Airport
Kosovo Rebels Savor New Role as Serb Troops Leave
Kosovo Landscape Lays Bare Serbs’ Brutal Campaign
Kosovars Rush Home and Overwhelm Relief Workers
House Vote Deals A Stinging Defeat To Gun Controls
Gun-Control Bill Rejected In House In Bipartisan Vote
Democrats Mount Attack On G.O.P. Over Gun Control
G.O.P. Retreating From Hard Stand Against Abortion
In A Big Shake-Up, Crew Will Close 13 Failing Schools
Senate Kills Effort to Impose Tight Limits on Steel Imports
States Are Given New Legal Shield By Supreme Court
House Passes Bill Making It Harder To Seize Property
F.B.I. Is Proposing A Special Division For Hunting Spies
Clinton Planning To Cut Long-Term Cost Of Medicare
Asbestos Cases In for Overhaul By Lawmakers
Clinton Outlines Plan For Surplus; G.O.P. Suspicious
Clinton Lays Out Plan To Overhaul Medicare System
JULY
Fed Raises A Rate, But Then Suggests That May Suffice
Bill To Overhaul Financial System Passes The House
Bias Permeates The State Police, Whitman Admits
Reason Is Sought For Lag By Blacks In School Effort
Suspect Sought In Attacks Said To Kill Himself
Midwest Gunman Had Engaged In Racist Acts at 2 Universities
Record Heat Claims Lives and Cuts Power
18-Hour Blackout Ends as Heat Fades
Blackout Spoils Research Work In Medical Labs
Hillary Clinton’s Campaign Spurs A Wave of G.O.P. Fund-Raising
G.O.P. Renews Push For A Big Tax Cut, Citing The Surplus
Foes Report Plan To Begin Pullout In Kashmir Region
Iran Protests Spread to 18 Cities; Police Crack Down at University
Chaotic Protests Reign In Teheran’ Vigilantes Active
New Means Found For Reducing H.I.V. Passed To Child
U.S. in a Push To Bar Vaccine Given to Infants
House Is Prepared To Cut Off Funds For F-22 Fighters
John Kennedy’s Plane Vanishes Off Cape Cod
Rescue Search in Kennedy Crash Ends
Kennedy Flight Ended in a Plunge, Radar Shows
Maneuver by Kennedy’s Plane Suggest He Was Disoriented
Bodies From Kennedy Crash Are Found
China Steps Up Its Drive to Halt Dissident Sect
Data Tying Cancer To Electric Power Found To Be False
Democrats Aim for Record In Unregulated Donations
U.S. And China Say They Are Mending Post-Bombing Rift
Chinese Officials Held In Campaign Against Vast Sect
U.S. Drawing Plan That Will Monitor Computer Systems
Toll Now 19 in Swiss Canyon In an Adventure Gone Awry
Gunman in Atlanta Slays 9, Then Himself
Senate Approves Big Cut In Taxes, Courting A Veto
AUGUST
Audit of V.A. Health Care Finds Millions Are Wasted
Coalition’s Woes May Hinder Goals Of Christian Right
In Plea Deal, a Banker Outlines Money Laundering in Caymans
Zapruder Heirs Get $16 Million For Dallas Film
New Jersey Court Overturns Ouster Of Gay Boy Scout
F.C.C. Will Permit Owning 2 Stations In Big TV Markets
U.S. Colonel’s Wife Named In Bogota Drug Smuggling
Clinton To Chide States For Failing To Cover Children
Clinton Cautions States On Tax Cut
Yeltsin Dismisses Another Premier; K.G.B. Veteran Is In
3 Small Boys Are Shot at a California Day Camp
Man With a Past of Racial Hate Surrender in Day Camp Attack
China and U.S. Are Reported To Trade Threats on Taiwan
Israel’s History Textbooks Replace Myths With Facts
Bush Triumphs In a Straw Poll By Iowa G.O.P.
A.T.M. Cards Fail to Live Up To Promises Made to the Poor
Rarely Bested Astronomers Are Stumped by a Tiny Light
Official Asserts Spy Case Suspect Was A Bias Victim
Activity At Bank Raises Suspicions Of Russia Mob Tie
Bank in Laundering Inquiry Courted Russians Zealously
Turkish Quake Relief Turns to Preventing Epidemics
States Called Lax On Tests For Lead In Poor Children
Dismissed Before Reaching Court, Flawed Arrests Rise in New York
Lobbying for Research Money, Colleges Bypass Review Process
Subversion Trials Due For Leaders Of Sect In China
F.B.I. Backs Away From Flat Denial In Waco Cult Fire
Reno Admits Credibility Loss In Waco Case
Russian Says Officials Funneled Cash to Bank in Laundering Case
Leftover Money for Welfare Baffles, or Inspires, States
Democrats Ready For Fight To Save Test Ban Treaty
AT&T Joins Rivals By Lowering Rate For Long Distance
SEPTEMBER
F.B.I. Chief Says He Supports An Outside Inquiry on Waco
City To Hold Back 60% Of Those Sent To Summer School
Mideast Standoff Remains Unsolved As Albright Visits
Reno Vows To Get At Truth On Fire At Cult Compound
First Lady Asks Clinton to Drop Clemency Offer
Hispanic Leaders Scold First Lady
Israel Court Bans Most Use Of Force In Interrogations
Viacom To Buy CBS, Forming 2D Largest Media Company
Ex-Senator Picked By Reno To Head New Waco Inquiry
President Unveils Gun Buyback Plan
Puerto Ricans Clinton Freed Leave Prisons
Clinton And Jiang Heal Rift And Set New Trade Course
Indonesia Invites a U.N. Force to Timor
Moscow Blast, 3d in 2 Weeks, Kills at Least 95
Southeast Coast Braces as Hurricane Wheels Nearer
Gunman Kills 7, and Himself, At Baptist Church in Fort Worth
Clinton Refuses Subpoena For Material on Clemency
Trade Sanctions On North Korea Are Eased By U.S.
Cases Give Court Chances To Define Church And State
North Carolina Reeling in Hurricane’s Aftermath
Taiwan Quake Kills Hundreds; Thousands Trapped Or Injured
Director Of F.B.I. Opposed Clemency For Puerto Ricans
U.S. Will Broaden Investigation Of China Nuclear Secrets Case
House Passes Bill That Would Limit Class-Action Suits
African Virus May Be Culprit In Mosquito-Borne Illnesses
A Fiscal Deadline Could Force G.O.P. To Break A Pledge
Drop In Recruits Pushes Pentagon To New Strategy
Outbreak of Virus in New York Much Broader Than Suspected
Brooklyn Museum Sues to Keep Mayor From Freezing Its Funds
Gore Heads Home In Move To Revamp Lagging Campaign
OCTOBER
Japanese Fuel Plan Spews Radiation After Accident
Safety And Crime At Heart Of Talks On Gun Lawsuits
Business Thrives on Unproven Care, Leaving Science Behind
Police Account Challenged In Killing of Troubled Man
MCI To Buy Sprint In Swap Of Stock For $108 Billion
Jury Charges 3, One A Bank Aide, In Russian Case
Health Care Bill Passed By House Intensifies Furor
House Passes Bill To Expand Rights On Medical Care
Chip Progress Forecast to Hit A Big Barrier
I.R.S. Is Allowing More Delinquents To Avoid Tax Bills
Clinton Opposes A Plan By Allies To Give Serbs Aid
A Plan Is In Works To Put Off A Vote On Test Ban Pact
Pakistan Army Seizes Power Hours After Prime Minister Dismisses His Military Chief
Senate Kills Test Ban Treaty In Crushing Loss For Clinton; Evokes Versailles Pact Defeat
Clinton Says ‘New Isolationism’ Imperils U.S. Security
White House Inquiry Still Stews As Starr Prepares to Step Down
U.S. Asks Russia To Alter Treaty For Help On Radar
After 15 Pitchers and 15 Innings, Mets Live
New York Psychologists Forming Alliance With a Teachers’ Union
Vote On Campaign Finances Is Blocked By Senate G.O.P. For Fourth Year In A Row
Low on Cash, Dole Withdraws From G.O.P. Race
Court Orders City To Allow Protest By Ku Klux Klan
Accord Reached On Lifting Of Depression-Era Barriers Among Financial Industries
Unmasked Klan Is Besieged at Manhattan Rally
Standoff on Budget Yields An Unexpected Dividend
Buchanan Bolts G.O.P. for Reform Party Run
Clinton To Unveil Rules To Protect Medical Privacy
Yankees Sweep Braves for 25th Title As Clemens Gets His Series Dream
House Approves a 1% Budget Cut Across The Board
Death Penalty Gets Attention Of High Court
Brooklyn Museum Recruited Donors Who Stood To Gain
NOVEMBER
Egyptian Jet, Carrying 217, Plunges Into The Atlantic; Cause Of Crash Is Unknown
Clinton Seeks China Deal On Trade by Month’s End
New York Voters Strongly Reject Charter Revision
7 Utilities Sued By U.S. On Charges Of Polluting Air
Rebound in City Murder Rate Puzzling New York Officials
U.S. Judge Declares Microsoft Is A Market-Stifling Monopoly; Gates Retains Defiant Stance
Pataki To Impose Strict New Limits On Auto Emissions
Computer Worries Fuel Withdrawal Of U.S. Diplomats
Court’s Refusal to Hear Cases Preserves Delays on Death Row
Poll Finds Greater Confidence in Democrats
U.S. Seeks To Curb Israeli Arms Sale To China Air Force
Agreement on Plan to Revamp Organ Distribution
First Lady’s New Campaign Worries
South Korea Seen Trying To Extend Range Of Missiles
Deal Is Reached On Dues Owed U.N., Breaking Impasse
U.S. Reaches An Accord To Open China Economy As Worldwide Market
Crew Member Suspected of Crashing Jet
Egyptians See U.S. As Rushing To Find Reason For Crash
Yeltsin And West Clash At Summit Over Chechen War
In Wake of Attack, Giuliani Cracks Down on Homeless
Underlying Tensions Kept Congress Divided to the End
Chaos and Intolerance Prevailing In Kosovo Despite U.N.’s Efforts
Plan To Exclude Remedial Students Approved At CUNY
Clinton, Saluting Kosovo Albanians, Urges Forgiveness
Whirlwind of Facial Surgery By Foreigners Upsets China
Congress Leaves Business Lobbies Almost All Smiles
Exxon And Mobil Expected To Get Merger Approval
Ulster Unionists Open Way to Govern With Sinn Fein
Motherhood Deters Women From Army’s Highest Ranks
U.S. Frees Man Jailed 3 Years On Secret Data
DECEMBER
National Guard Is Called to Quell Trade-Talk Protests
Black Masks Lead to Pointed Fingers in Seattle
Academic Standards Eased As a Fear of Failure Spreads
President Halts Target Practice By Navy on Puerto Rican Island
Impasse on Trade Delivers A Stinging Blow to Clinton
Truants’ Parents Face Crackdown Across The U.S.
Mars Lander’s Apparent Failure Dashes Spirits and Raises Fears
Investigator Says Teachers In City Aided In Cheating
Work-for-Shelter Requirement Is Delayed by New York Judges
McCain Planning To Join Bradley In Campaign Plea
Nuclear Weapons Engineer Indicted in Removal of Data
As Vote Nears, Russians Leaning Toward Return of a Strong Hand
Mental Disorders Common, U.S. Says; Many Not Treated
Volpe Sentenced To A 30-Year Term In Louima Torture
Transit Union Reports Pact Averting A Citywide Strike; Mayor Expects Normal Day
Transit Pact Raises Pay by 18% And May Influence Other Talks
Inquiry Says U.N. Inertia in ’94 Worsened Genocide in Rwanda
E.P.A. Is Ordering 392 Plants To Cut Pollution In Half
Colonialism Ending in Asia As China Reclaims Macao
Russina Vote Bolsters Pro-Yeltsin Camp in Parliament
City Too Zealous On X-Rated Shops, State Court Rules
Democrats Able To Circumvent Donation Limit
U.S. Will Monitor New Jersey Police On Race Profiling
Board Ousts Schools Chief, Saying Crew Lost His Focus; Mayor’s Role Becomes Issue
Hijackers Send Indian Jetliner On an Odyssey
Ambitious Effort To Cut Mistakes In U.S. Hospitals
China Sentences 4 In Spiritual Group To Long Jail Time
Religious Faction Says It Will Quit Barak’s Cabinet
Plane’s Hijackers Dealing With India, Issue New Demands
NASDAQ Ends Day Above 4,000 Points For The First Time
Brooklyn Man Is Charged With Aiding in Bomb Plot
News Source: New York Times
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