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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1994
Page
2
Negotiators resumed discussions on North Korea’s nuclear program on July 9 seeking inspections in exchange for U S diplomatic ties and a modern reactor. South Korea offered a new reactor if suspicions of weapons work are cleared, while talks began July 8 and halted after Kim Il Sung’s death.
UN officials report Bosnian Serbs seized a tank two armored personnel carriers and an anti aircraft gun from a U N guarded collection point west of Sarajevo in violation of the NATO weapons ban raising cease fire tensions and prompting UN and NATO deliberations.
Kigali resident Fidele Nkuliyingoma says life in his two room mud house beats living in Zaire camps. He speaks of disbelief at government claims of brutal retribution and notes cautious optimism as refugees possibly return home. Estimates of returnees vary, with about 100000 reported crossing back to Rwanda.
President Clinton warns Haiti's military rulers that a U S invasion remains on the table yet Congress shows deep reservations about risking U S lives and entangling the nation. The Senate backed a non binding resolution stating U N authorization does not equal congressional approval. Clinton says he can act without Congress if needed.
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Noriyuki Morita nicknamed Pat Morita refused to bow as his Hollywood Walk of Fame star was unveiled on Thursday. The Karate Kid actor wore a tropical flower garland and houndstooth cap during the ceremony.
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