Article: Nobel Peace Prize makes Clinton's land mines stance more isolated.(Originated from Knight-Ridder/Tribune News Service)

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By Scott Nathanson

President Clinton is more isolated than ever on the issue of land mines.

In September, Clinton pulled the United States out of negotiations to create a treaty to ban anti-personnel land mines, even though nearly 100 nations have already committed to signing the treaty in December in Ottawa, Canada.

It got worse for Clinton when the International Campaign to Ban Landmines, and its coordinator Jody Williams, won a well-deserved Nobel Peace Prize on Oct. 10.

To add insult to Clinton's injury, Russian President Boris Yeltsin has indicated his nation is willing to join the Ottawa Process, ...

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