The Indian Express -- General

Monday, November 17 1997

Iraqi arms beyond range of US strike

Despite major improvements in its arsenal since the end of the 1991 war against Iraq, America's ability to burrow into Saddam Hussein's weapons bunkers and destroy chemical or biological stocks remains severely limited. US military experts fear Baghdad is using the absence of the inspections to hide its chemical and biological weapons out of range of most of their bombs.

Pakistani security shored up for Albright

Pakistan prepared for the arrival of United States Secretary of State Madeleine Albright later on Sunday in a state of intense security following the murder of four US nationals and after a Pakistani was sentenced to death in the US for killing two CIA employees.

Blair, Chirac back Clinton on Iraq

President Bill Clinton received support from British Prime Minister Tony Blair and French President Jacques Chirac in weekend telephone conversations aimed at forming a consensus to resolve the crisis with Iraq.

Iraqi arms beyond range of US strike

Pakistani security shored up for Albright

Chinese dissident freed, heads for US

Bidders for Gopalpur port project ask for more time

Joshi okays civic proposal for garbage depots in Pune

PCMC team to study Gujarat slum rehabilitation schemes

Quickbites -- S&P moves against Japan firms

I'm optimistic about a pick-up in industrial growth

Decision on hawkers' issue today

Konkan project to be on rails by mid-December

Statescape -- Fresh summons to Delhi builder in FERA case

Underage drivers are new menace on Bangalore roads