Deputy Claims 6 Killed in Waco Siege Standoff
FBI said Koresh deputy Steven Schneider claimed six Branch Davidians died in a February 28 ATF raid. The death toll could rise to 10, with 16 agents injured and 96 people, including 17 children, still inside the compound as the standoff nears Passover.
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Texas
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FBI
Koresh
Davidian Faithful
Richard Schwein
Steven Schneider
Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms
Schwein
ATF
Flict
Tonya Andrews
North Hollywood
Calif
Sydney Reynolds
Orem
Utah
Claudette Habash
Jerusalem
Pilgrims endure crucifixion rites amid Jerusalem tensions
Thousands of red hooded worshippers across the rural and Jerusalem sites endure self flagellation on crosses as Arab Israeli tensions simmer. Pilgrims like Amparo Santos persist with the ritual, while others in Jerusalem join the Via Dolorosa toward the Church of the Holy Sepulcher despite closures and clashes.
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Amparo Santos
Jerusalem
Via Dolorosa
Church of the Holy Sepulcher
Christ
Maggert Leads Soggy Masters Amid Rain Delays
Jim Maggert surged to the top at the Masters as rain pushed delays into the round. He moved from 3-under to 7-under, sharing the lead while Nicklaus, Lehman, and others slipped. Chip Beck, Fuzzy Zoeller, John Cook and Greg Norman posted strong rounds as late contenders emerged in the wet conditions.
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Nicklaus
Floyd
Langer
Dan Forsman
Chip Beck
Fuzzy Zoeller
John Cook
Zoeller
Cook
Beck
University of Georgia
Greg Norman
Norman
Fred Couples
College Professors Average 46270 as Salaries Rise Modestly
The AAUP reports average salaries for college professors at 46270 yearly with private colleges at 51570 and church related schools at 40370. Public schools pay 46000 and the 2.5 percent rise marks the smallest gain in two decades while real salaries show mixed movement for long‑tenured staff.
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Washington
American Association of University Professors
AAUP
Daniel S. Hamermesh
Michigan State University
Bosnia Serbs agree to cease fire around Srebrenica
Bosnian Serb commander Mladic agreed to a cease fire near Srebrenica but refused UN entry into the Muslim town citing 48 boxes of ammunition found in flour on a convoy. U.S. Senator Biden pressed for immediate access and aid while peace talks resume.
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Bosnia-Herzegovina
Srebrenica
U.N. Yes
Ratko Mladic
U.N
Radovan Karadzic
U.S
Joseph Biden
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Biden
D.del
Bosnia
United Nations
Tuzla
N. Mladic
Bel-grade
Yugoslavia
Philippe Morilon
Mladic
Shannon Boyd
Morillon
Belgrade
Alija Izetbegovic
Clinton
Clinton seeks fast track authority to push trade talks
President Clinton will ask Congress to renew fast track power for accelerating the Uruguay Round negotiations. talks involving 108 nations aim to finish by December 15 1993 with congressional action by April 15 1994. The initiative seeks quicker results and limited congressional amendment.
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Clinton
Congress
White House
United States
Dee Dee Myers
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