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Article: U.S. aims for construction to begin on new embassy in Berlin in 2003

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Dateline: BERLIN The U.S. ambassador to Germany intends to file a memo of understanding soon with the Berlin city government so that the construction of a new embassy can begin by 2003, an embassy spokesman said Tuesday.

The memo would detail the final U.S. plans, incorporating revisions agreed upon after lengthy talks with German authorities over security measures, spokesman Mark Smith said. He would not provide further details.

City officials balked at the U.S. proposals calling for rerouting traffic and pedestrians flows in an area near the heavily visited Brandenburg Gate. The United States sought the security measures after the bombing of two U.S. embassies in ...

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