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WORLD
Thursday, Novenfej
THE BATTALION
Clinton speaks of electio
at farewell summit in As
BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN, Brunei (AP) — Pres
ident Clinton, at a farewell summit in Asia, assured world
leaders Wednesday that the United States is stable and
unshaken by the election impasse at home.
“This has been a rather interesting week in the Unit
ed States,” he said.
Clinton was meeting with 20 Pacific Rim leaders
at the annual Asia-Pacific Economic
Cooperation (APEC) forum. He also
was talking on the sidelines with the
leaders of Russia, China, Japan and
South Korea. Around the world, the
U.S. election dispute, whose outcome
hinges on the vote count in Florida,
has confounded many people.
The president talked lighthearted-
ly about the election as he addressed
business leaders.
‘“One of the things that I think we
“This has been a
rather interesting
week in the
United States.”
have learned is that we should all be very careful about
making predictions about the future,” the president said.
“I know I can safely predict this will be my last APEC
summit. I just don’t know who will be here next year.”
Asked what he would do after leaving the White
House, Clinton noted the election of his wife, Hillary
Rodham Clinton, to the Senate. “Now I have a United
States senator to support. I understand that’s an expen
sive proposition,” he joked.
More seriously, Clinton said he wants to be “a use
ful citizen of both my country and the world" and pur
sue efforts to make the world a better place. However,
he said he would “do it in a way that does not get in the
way of my successor. The United States can have only
one president at a time,”he said.
But he added with a smile, “I’ll be around."
In his remarks, Clinton stressed the import:
open markets and societies and called for the si
new round of global trade talks next year.
He said that both Gov. George W. Bushar.
President A1 Gore were committed to a moreii
global economy and er
trade.
“On the question of leai
for trade," Clinton said
can rest easy because both
didates made strong coninu'i
to do that.”
In his meeting w
Clinton was prepared to talk
the election. “The president
press his confidence that this
feeding under the rule of la
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— President Clinton
conjunction with set procedures that exist at:
level and that it is democracy in action,” saidhhj
Security Council spokesman P.J. Crowley.
“Meanwhile, our government remains open fed
ness, and he is out here at APEC doing theco®
business,” Crowley said.
The president was accompanied by hisdaiE
Chelsea, and Secretary of State Madeleine Albiiij
he arrived the opulent Empire Hotel to address
ness leaders.
Clinton's visit to Brunei, an oil-rich suha
northern Borneo in the South China Sea, isthep
to a visit to Vietnam, the first by an American;!
dent since 1969.
News in Brief
Ebola virus causes
death toll to rise
KAMPALA, Uganda (AP) — The
death toll in Uganda’s Ebola out
break has risen to 113 after three
more people died in the last two
days, but no new cases have been
reported, a health official said
Wednesday.
The three deaths occurred in
Gulu, 225 miles north of Kampala,
where the outbreak was first con
firmed on Oct. 14, said Sam Ok-
ware, head of a national task force
set up to deal with the epidemic.
Authorities had hoped to con
tain the disease in Gulu. In the
last two weeks, cases have been
confirmed in two districts hun
dreds of miles from the town.
tal hospital Wednesday
Man charged for
multiple crimes
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