NATO Delays Relief Force Amid Bosnia Crisis
NATO and its allies postponed plans to deploy 100 000 troops to create a relief corridor in Bosnia and ordered options with fewer troops. Manfred Woerner cited an ongoing study of various troop levels after a three hour ambassadors meeting. France offered 1300 troops as a coordinated effort while UN authorized force to ensure aid shipments reach Bosnia and Yugoslavia. European Community peace talks ended with no progress and Serbia Croatia exchanged about 1 100 prisoners of war in Friday's developments.
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NATO
Bosnia
Manfred Woerner
France
Paris
North Attlantic Treaty Organization
Western European Union
U.N. Security Council
Yugoslavia
European Community
Serbia
Croatia
U S Navy moves Saratoga to Adriatic amid Bosnia crisis
The carrier Saratoga and 80 warplanes were ordered into the Adriatic to back UN shipments to Bosnia. In Geneva the UN rights body sent a special envoy to investigate abuses. Serbia and Croatia swapped about 1100 POWs, including 400 Serbs.
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Saratoga
Adriatic
Bosnia
U.N
Dairy Moves Indoors Dairy Moves Indoors
Holley Dairy items from Ais Road moved to Aiken County Historical Museum with farm implements, pictures from wartime, and a mural by South Aiken High School students depicting farm life. The Holley family operated the dairy until 1976. the mural was created under art teacher Merilyn Smith with photos donated by Harold and Bertha Mae Holley.
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Ais Road
Aiken County
Holley
Aiken
Dana Herron
Gina Abney
Andrea Cline
Merilyn Smith
Harold
Bertha Mae Holley
Bill Parchen
Holleys
Parchen
Aiken Malls
Bush Works On Speech To Delegates At Convention
President Bush drafts his acceptance speech for the Republican National Convention at Camp David with aide input. Secretary Baker reshapes the campaign staff with four State Department aides joining as assistant to the president. Dennis Ross and Robert Zoellick join as policy planners and deputy, while Margaret Tutwiler leads White House communications.
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Bush
Marin Fitzwater
White House
Camp David
Catoctin Mountains
Maryland
James Baker
Cif
Wyoming Lane
Fitzwater
Baker
State Department
Assant
Dennis Ross
Robert Zoellick
Margaret Tutwiler
VA to screen Gulf War veterans for unusual illness patterns
The Veterans Affairs Department launches a program to identify strange postwar illnesses among Gulf War veterans amid reports of fatigue depression hair loss joint aches coughing and other symptoms. VA urged veterans to register for screening even without obvious problems.
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Washington
Veterans Affairs Department
Middle East
Terry Jemison
Dave Fournier
Xample
Camp Lejeune
N.C
Fournier
Kuwwaiti
Iraq
Indiana
Erwinski
Call for tips in Windsor Pinewood and Lexington area
Citizens are urged to report news tips by calling 648-2311. Names listed include Julian Adkinson Windsor Annie Cogdill Pinewood Martin Collins Jr Aiken and Herbert Livingston Lexington with reference to Page 108 for details.
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Julian Adkinson
Windsor
Annie Cogdill
Pinewood
Martin Collins Jr
Aiken
Herbert Livingston
Lexington
Clark Not Yet Officially Retired Says Lawyer
Jean Clark being explored retirement options after administrative leave from North Augusta High School. Aiken County School District says she announced retirement, but attorney Luther Battiste III counters no official action has been taken and she is examining retirement mechanics through the South Carolina system.
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Jean Clark
Aiken County
North Augusta
Luther Battiste III
Ms. Clark
Battiste
South Carolina
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Batistions
Clark
North Augusta High School
North Augusta Middle School
Gene Gap Closing Shocks Parents at Pine Log Road Daycare
Gene Gap Inc a Pine Log Road daycare announces closure by year end sending 187 children to new providers. SCANA Corp senior VP Timmerman led the transition while Stepping Stones Sunshine House and others rush to enroll. Owners resist ceding full operation and explore a parent owned coop as a possible alternative.
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Gene Gap Inc
Pine Log Road
South Airica
Aiken
Tom Timmerman
Scana Corporation
SCANA
Columbia
Ng the Schior
University Parkway
Aica Aiken Regional Medical
Dukes
Sunshine House
Judy Eason
Stepping Stones
Parents
Gene Gap
Coop
Thomas L
Betty K. Farris
North Augusta
Summerwood Way
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