June 17, 1997
WASHINGTON, June 16: With his national dialogue on race barely under way, President Bill Clinton was defending the idea on Sunday as a good...
HEBRON (WEST BANK), June 16: Dozens of Palestinians threw stones, bottles and firebombs on Sunday at Israeli soldiers in the second day of ...
CARTAGENA DEL CHAIRA, June 16: Colombia's main rebel group on Sunday freed 70 soldiers who had been captured in combat and held for months....
TOKYO, June 16: A CD-rom version of a hand-held chicken video game that has become an international craze went on sale in Japan on Monday.T...
AMSTERDAM, June 16: European leaders, fighting to salvage plans for a single currency and to prepare the European Union for expansion, open...
LEICESTER, JUNE 16: Shane Warne took five wickets as Australia pocketed its first first-class win of the Ashes tour, thrashing Leicestershi...
June 16, 1997
DENVER, June 15: Timothy Mcveigh's jurors said convicting him of mass murder was more difficult than sentencing him to death for the Oklaho...
ST. JOHN'S, June 15: Opening batsmen Stuart Williams and Sherwin Campbell hit unbeaten half centuries to power the West Indies toward victo...
June 15, 1997
BETHESDA (Maryland), June 14: Control is everything at the US Open, which means more than just hitting fairways and greens.That's why Tom L...
LONDON, June 14: From the doorkeeper at 10 Downing St to the creator of Paddington Bear, Queen Elizabeth II honoured nearly 1,000 people to...
PHNOM PENH, June 14: Khmer Rouge leader Pol Pot, who presided over one of the century's most brutal regimes, has been surrounded by defecto...
LONDON, June 14: Prince Charles' flame, Camilla Parker Bowles, could face charges stemming from a head-on collision, Wiltshire Police said ...
COLOMBO, June 14: Sporadic fighting between Tamil Tiger guerrillas and Government troops left 12 people dead in the north and east of Sri L...
DENVER, June 14: A jury has condemned Timothy Mcveigh to die for the Oklahoma city bombing, siding with prosecutors who called the slaughte...
June 14, 1997
WASHINGTON, June 13: Leaving no room for compromise American President Bill Clinton drew the line at inviting three new members into the No...
LONDON, June 13: Pete Sampras has advanced to the quarterfinals of the Queen's Club grass-court tournament without hitting a ball. The top ...
MANNHEIM, June 13: A tax evasion investigation against tennis star Steffi Graf has been officially dropped, the chief investigator for the ...
June 13, 1997
HILLSBOROUGH, (Northern Ireland), June 12: Any royal wedding anniversary in the double digits is worth noting these days, so Queen Elizabet...
June 12, 1997
KABUL, June 11: Opposition forces captured a northern stronghold from fleeing Taliban soldiers today after a night of heavy fighting, accor...
June 11, 1997
ST. JOHN'S, June 10: Opener Russell Arnold hit 104 not out and shared an unbroken second wicket partnership of 185 with Marvan Atapattu as ...
June 10, 1997
COLOGNE, June 9: The hijack of an Air Malta airliner with about 80 people on board ended peacefully today when two men gave themselves up a...
PARIS, June 9: It was a strange French Open from the beginning, but the biggest surprise came last.Two weeks ago, Gustavo Kuerten was an un...
June 9, 1997
LONDON, June 8: Nigeria and Morocco became the first countries to clinch berths in next year's World Cup finals, both earning victories yes...
June 8, 1997
PARIS, June 7: After two weeks of upsets and surprises, beaten favourites and unknown qualifiers, the French Open has a chance to return to...
June 7, 1997
AMMAN, June 6: In a remarkably candid speech, King Hussein told his countrymen that he considers his decision to join other Arab nations in...
