Trillions Hidden In Fine Print In Budget Analysis
AP analysis outlines a $7.1 trillion government credit and insurance commitment hidden in the budget. It notes the S&L bailout prompted new accounting to reveal direct costs and potential liabilities, with pension guarantees and deposit insurance shaping reforms under consideration by the Clinton administration.
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U S Plans Ongoing Link With Somalia After Pullout
After the March 31 withdrawal, the Clinton administration will maintain a 30 member U S Liaison Office in Mogadishu with 50 security guards, keeping total U S presence under 100 despite Pentagon doubts about safety. A U S Marine survey warned of possible violence escalation, while officials say the post will aid political reconciliation and relief work at the U N compound.
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NATO seeks more weaponry for Bosnia air strikes
NATO officials say the alliance will bolster firepower for potential missions in Bosnia. Adm. Boorda ordered 26 strike aircraft to support operations around Sarajevo as the alliance pressures Serbs to remove heavy weapons within 10 days or risk air strikes.
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Breakdown fears grow as cease-fire falters in Sarajevo
Ominous signs emerge as Muslim and Serb troops fail to hand over big guns under UN supervision. Geneva talks collapse with no progress amid NATO pressure. U.S. warns Americans to evacuate Yugoslavia as Bosnian Serbs and army hesitate, citing weapon imbalance and Brinkmanship in the Balkans.
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Helms Opposes Air Strikes Use of Force in Bosnia Debate
In Washington on Saturday Senator Jesse Helms urged humanitarian aid for Bosnia but rejected air strikes. The ranking Republican on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee said the arms embargo should be lifted and he doubted air strikes would succeed.
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