I urge President Clinton to call for a six-month recess in the negotiations.
Mr. Taylor's trial, which began in January, was supposed to resume on Monday after a one-month recess.
Members of Congress, and in particular those from Florida, seized upon the issue today, the lawmakers' first day back at work after a two-month recess.
Concerned about their safety as street protests raged here last week, delegates to the assembly declared a one-month recess over the weekend.
Max M. Kampelman's proposal (letter, Oct. 11) that we take a six-month recess in Middle East peace negotiations makes eminent sense.
The sexual misconduct trial of Malaysia's opposition leader, Anwar Ibrahim, reopened today after a two-month recess, along with a handful of shouting protesters, some legal gamesmanship and political attacks that have made the hearing a dispiriting spectacle.
Prime Minister Ehud Barak failed today to forge an emergency unity government with the right wing, but he is nonetheless unlikely to face immediate dismissal when Parliament reconvenes Monday after a three-month recess.
As violence again penetrated the heart of contested East Jerusalem, Prime Minister Ehud Barak stood at the helm of a crumbled government today and reopened Parliament after a three-month recess in which the Israeli-Palestinian reality underwent seismic change.
Congress returned to work today after a two-month recess, with House Democrats wounded by the defection of one of their most conservative members, Virgil H. Goode Jr. of Virginia.
In December almost $2m was given to members of parliament for an allowance during the three-month recess for the purpose of facilitating discussions within their communities about the peace process, according to Yakani.
