Abortion Protesters Arrested Outside Florida Clinic
Dozens of anti abortion demonstrators were taken into custody during weekend protests outside a Florida clinic protected by a court buffer zone. Police reported 50 arrests in Melbourne and 78 in Fort Pierce amid the largest Florida protests since a Pensacola doctor was killed last month.
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Yeltsin struggles during campaign visit amid price complaints
Boris Yeltsin faced skepticism and price complaints from shoppers during a campaign stop in southwest Moscow. He defended his outreach as a bid to bring freshness to politics ahead of the April 25 referendum, citing a recent U S Russian summit and a Danish Russia link ceremony where he misdated Peter the Great’s era.
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Serbs Close In On Srebrenica As Cease-Fire Looms
Bosnian Serbs who offered a truce around Srebrenica moved toward the town before a cease-fire took effect. No immediate heavy fighting reported as two mortar shells hit near UN aid trucks and relief flights near Sarajevo were halted. Refugees and evacuations faced blockages amid tense lines.
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Popular Black Leader Chris Hani Killed in S Africa
Chris Hani, head of the armed anti apartheid movement and ANC ally, was shot outside his home in Boksburg by a white gunman. Police arrested a Polish born suspect, Januza Jakub Wallus, 40, found with two pistols in his car. The killing shocks black communities and raises fears of stalled negotiations.
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Prince Bandar bin Sultan of Saudi Arabia oversees a 38 room Potomac area home overhaul after buying a neighboring mansion as a temporary residence. The project carries a 4.7 million dollar price tag. Jimmy Carter says the US will play a more active mediation role in Middle East peace talks in Abu Dhabi. Jay Leno explained why an Idolarod winner may appear on The Tonight Show, per Seitz of Anchorage. Marty Stuart celebrates his first gold record and gold album This One's Gonna Hurt You.
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