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...thousands of arrests, continued with the detention of two close aides of ex-President Vojislav Kostunica (below) and former army Chief of Staff General Nebojsa Pavkovic. Pavkovic was arrested for real-estate fraud. Kostunica's aides, former counterintelligence chief Aca Tomic and national security adviser Rade Bulatovic, were detained in relation to Djindjic's killing; they allegedly had secret meetings with two key suspects. Kostunica, who says he was unaware of the meetings, called the arrests "political," and accused the government of exploiting Djindjic's death to discredit the opposition. Fire Alert RUSSIA Prime Minister Mikhail Kasyanov ordered a fire...
...Yugoslav President Zoran Lilic, a lesser player who nevertheless attended key meetings, fretfully tells Time he will testify if local authorities provide him with sufficient legal and security guarantees. Principal trial attorney Geoffrey Nice was in Belgrade last month interviewing key figures whose testimony would be invaluable. They included Rade Markovic, once head of state security, now in a Belgrade prison facing murder charges: the threat of a long prison sentence might persuade him to rat on his old boss. Nice also interviewed Mihalj Kertes, former chief of the powerful customs service, and the notorious Franko "Frenki" Simatovic, the commander...
...written three papers?ll currently awaiting publication?hat argue that the living wage presents a ?rade off?to low-wage workers...
...There is little economic research to guide the committee in its discussion and ultimate decision. The studies that have been conducted only examine the affects of a living wage on employees of a municipality?he wage floor itself is a ?rade-off?between the benefits of a higher wage for some and increased levels of unemployment for others, Neumark says...
...better off with the new powers than prey to hired hit teams on the streets of Belgrade. He remains the only ex-official to have been charged but not yet jailed. There are other canaries that may be ready to sing. Last week, Prime Minister Zoran Djindjic said that Rade Markovic, former chief of the security services arrested in February, was cooperating with investigators...