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This release contains White House Exchange Mail records dated January 1998 to October 1999. Most of it is a transcript of a January 29, 1998 press briefing by Press Secretary Mike McCurry covering Iraq, Iran, the budget and the Lewinsky inquiry, plus a 1998 presidential speech. An October 19, 1999 email among Transnational Threats staff forwards a Florida Today article on how scientists expect alien contact would spark a media frenzy rather than a cover-up, describing the 1989 SETI detection protocol.
Page 13 of 28 Union address the other night. http://classified/email/data_source/exchange/record/cd008/janl998/34edab55.html 1/5/2010 developing a deep peace in Bosnia, how we address all the questions rel to the future of NATO that you heard the President talk about in his State ( Q Mike, I know this issue pales in significance, but the First Lady and F Raines are going to talk about the District today at 2:00 p.m. They're go to provide some economic help. But there has been a denial of democratic 34EDAB55.FIN But they will also discuss personally what goes on and the situations tha they both encounter as they provide effective leadership to their peoples. Am the statement I just read indicates, we have — the President has a great deal admiration for the political courage of Prime Minister Blair. This inquir The President and the Prime Minister have been directly engaged by telephone just in the last several days on the question of Northern Ireland. And by way, on that, we welcome the British government's announcement todaj establishing an official communication to make an independent inquiry into the circumstances of Bloody Sunday, the terrible tragedy that took place, as I think many c you recall, 26 years ago. This is an important and timely initiative to come to terms with the past to help the people of Northern Ireland look to the future and to the reconciliation that they seek as they now negotiate the terms of a peace that we hope v bring an end to the troubles and bring those peoples the peace they fervently desire. The President's work with the Prime Minister on that issue alone is one example of the kind of partnership that they have developed, and that will be something that they will explore at length when they meet next week. he has launched is something that I think was no doubt difficult to do an speaks to his devotion to the peace process and his determination to advance th peace process forward. And I suspect very much the Prime Minister will want talk to the President about the President's situation. I'd be surprised if he didn't.
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