WORLD AT 0700 GMT UR; NEW: CHILE-PINOCHET NEPHEW. Pinochet relative denies suicide suggestion. UN-IRAQ. Weapons inspectors note ``with satisfaction'' Iraqi cooperation. CHINA-DISSIDENTS. Police detain dissidents in crackdown on illegal party. WORLD AIDS DAY. GUATEMALA-MASSACRE SENTENCES. Court hands down first sentences for civil war crimes. BELGIUM-PETROFINA-TOTAL. France's Total purchases Petrofina Belgian business giant. UR; MAIN SPOT NEWS: WASHINGTON Declaring Jerusalem the No. 1 item on his agenda in peace talks with Israel Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat has reignited a hot dispute with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu by publicly laying claim to the ``occupied'' eastern part of the city. US-ARAFAT. Has moved. By Barry Schweid. AP Photos WX102-109. LONDON The hospital where Gen. Augusto Pinochet has been under police guard says he no longer needs medical care dealing a blow to any plan by the former Chilean dictator to plead he is too ill to stand trial on charges of genocide and torture. BRITAIN-PINOCHET. Has moved; developments will be expedited. By Maureen Johnson. AP Photos LON103 LAB101 LON114. ALSO MOVED: CHILE-PINOCHET NEPHEW. Pinochet nephew denies published report quoting him as saying the former Chilean dictator would rather die than stand trial in Spain. WASHINGTON Republicans on the House impeachment panel move to subpoena FBI Director Louis Freeh and a federal prosecutor as they seek access to secret memos relating to alleged fund-raising irregularities in President Bill Clinton's 1996 campaign sources say. US-CLINTON-IMPEACHMENT. Has moved; developments will be expedited. By Laurie Kellman. AP Photo ACAP101. ALSO MOVED: US-RENO-FUND RAISING. Reno postpones decision on independent counsel for investigating former top White House aide. POTSDAM Germany Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder and French President Jacques Chirac resume talks Tuesday to revitalize Germany's ties with its most important European partner. GERMANY-FRANCE. Has moved; developments will be expedited. By Tony Czuczka. AP Photos XBER103; XPOT103-104; POT101. WASHINGTON Jewish groups attending an international conference on the fate of Nazi-confiscated art pledge to ``uncover the truth and seek justice'' for Holocaust victims dead and alive. US-HOLOCAUST CONFERENCE. Has moved. Conference opens at 0030 GMT Tuesday. By Laura Myers. AP Photos covering. MONTREAL Quebec's pro-independence government is re-elected but wins only about 43 percent of the popular vote likely dampening its zest for holding a secession referendum any time soon. CANADA-QUEBEC ELECTION. Has moved; developments will be expedited. By David Crary. AP Photos MTL101; MTL103-106; JONX101; LIBS102; XQBC107-108. WITH: CANADA-QUEBEC ELECTION-BOX. A look at the province. Has moved. BRUSSELS Belgium France's oil giant Total SA takes over Belgian petrochemicals company Petrofina SA to create the sixth largest oil company in the world and the third largest in Europe the companies announce Tuesday. BELGIUM-PETROFINA-TOTAL. Has moved; devleopments will be expedited. UNITED NATIONS Chief U.N. weapons inspector Richard Butler notes ``with satisfaction'' in a letter released Monday that Iraq is ready to cooperate in resolving several outstanding issues. UN-IRAQ. Has moved. By Edith M. Lederer. BEIJING Chinese police have detained prominent dissident Xu Wenli and four others in a crackdown Xu's wife said Tuesday appears to be aimed at crushing a budding opposition party. CHINA-DISSIDENTS. Has moved. By John Leicester. JAKARTA Indonesia The death toll from a powerful earthquake that hit a remote island in Indonesia rises to 25 on Tuesday as rescue teams search for more victims and survivors officials say. INDONESIA-EARTHQUAKE. Has moved; developments will be expedited. By Geoff Spencer. ALSO MOVED: INDONESIA-RELIGIOUS TENSION. Armed with knives sickles and swords frightened Muslims on Tuesday guard their homes and places of worship in a provincial capital after Christian mobs went on a rampage burning or ransacking 15 mosques. BEIRUT Lebanon Prime Minister Rafik Hariri the business tycoon who launched Lebanon's multibillion dollar reconstruction from the devastation of civil war says he is bowing out as premier following a dispute with the new president. LEBANON-GOVERNMENT. Has moved; developments will be expedited. By Sam F. Ghattas. GUATEMALA CITY In the first war-crimes convictions following Guatemala's civil war three former pro-government fighters are sentenced to death for their role in a 1982 massacre of Indian villagers. GUATEMALA-MASSACRE SENTENCES. Has moved. By Alfonso Anzueto. CARACAS Venezuela A major political party drops an ex-Miss Universe on Monday and joins other groups supporting a conservative businessman to prevent a former coup leader from being elected Venezuela's next president. VENEZUELA-ELECTIONS. Has moved. By Steven Gutkin. AP Photos CAR104;106 JOHANNESBURG South Africa A Cabinet minister seeking amnesty before a human rights panel could shed light on a painful period of black-on-black violence that preceded elections in 1994. SOUTH AFRICA-AMNESTY. Has moved. Will be led after testimony expected to begin at 0730 GMT. By Pat Reber. LISBON Portugal Angola appears headed back to the civil war that has ravaged the southern African nation for most of its nearly quarter-century of independence. ANALYSIS-ANGOLA-ROAD TO WAR. Has moved. By Barry Hatton. AP Graphic ANGOLA. TOKYO People across Asia hand out condoms and wear red ribbons Tuesday as part of efforts on World AIDS Day to raise awareness about the spread of the disease especially in underdeveloped countries. WORLD AIDS DAY. Has moved; developments will be expedited. By Joji Sakurai. AP Photos planned. UNITED NATIONS Archbishop Desmond Tutu of South Africa urges countries marking World AIDS Day on Tuesday to tackle the scourge of AIDS just as it tackled the scourge of apartheid. UN-AIDS. Has moved. By Edith M. Lederer. AP Photos XUN102-103. TRUJILLO Honduras Laura Isabel Arriola de Guity survived six days at sea on a makeshift raft after Hurricane Mitch swept her from her village. She has been back on land for weeks but in many ways she's still adrift ravaged emotionally after losing her family. MITCH-STILL ADRIFT. Has moved. By Ken Guggenheim. AP Photo SPS101. LOOKING AHEAD: The State Department holds a conference Wednesday on Nazi plunder during the Holocaust. U.N. secretary-general Kofi Annan visits Tunisia on Thursday. World Council of Churches opens assembly in Harare Zimbabwe on Thursday. UR; OTHER FEATURES MOVED: FEA-JAPAN-BRITTLE BANKS. Japanese banks rush to restructure amid rising tide of red ink. AP Photo NY300. FEA-US-HAYES MODEM. Computer industry pioneer who invented the personal-computer modem struggles for survival. FEA-US-AOL-NETSCAPE-GIZMOS. AOL-Netscape deal could spawn new means of Internet access. FEA-US-AOL-NETSCAPE-CULTURE CLASH. Critics fear end of 'free and open' Internet. YOUR QUERIES: The Associated Press World Service editors in charge are Charles Gans and Chris Tomlinson. Suggestions and story requests to The Associated Press World Service are welcome. Contact your local AP bureau or the AP International Desk in New York telephone 1 212-621-1650 fax 1 212-621-5449. APW19981201.0001.txt.body.html APW19981201.1215.txt.body.html