Bosnia Fight Ignores UN Cease Fire in Bihac Enclave
Forces led by Fikret Abdic clash with government troops across the Bihac enclave as the U.N. Security Council urged an immediate cease-fire. Renewed fighting concentrates near Bihac and Velika Kladuša with intense small arms fire and over 400 explosions reported.
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Clinton vows to back opportunity amid policy clash
President Clinton contrasted with Republicans on crime education and national security while pledging to work with them on other issues. He vowed to veto any repeal of his plan to fund 100,000 new police and to support measures that protect opportunities for Americans. House GOP leader Armey touted the Contract With America and promised change and accountability.
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Ferguson Defends Self in High Profile NYC Train Massacre Trial
The judge allowed Colin Ferguson to act as his own lawyer during his trial for the six deaths on a commuter train. Ferguson grilled victims and aired conspiracy theories while insisting his Sixth Amendment right to self representation protected him.
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Fuhrman Testimony Could Face Heavy Scrutiny In Trial
In the O J Simpson case prosecutors shape Fuhrman’s upcoming testimony to blunt its impact. Defense critics label him racist, setting a stressful cross examination. Prosecutors have voided surprises by calling police, sergeants, and detectives to frame two carefully preserved crime scenes.
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Kate” Kaelin
Dole Opens NH Campaign With Voter Meetings
Bob Dole campaigned in Keene New Hampshire promising to meet voters multiple times as he kicks off the 1996 presidential effort. He plans nine town hall meetings over three days and issued a Sunday ad touting commitments from over 20 000 New Hampshire Republicans.
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South Carolina GOP Sets Early 1996 Primary Date
South Carolina Republicans fixed an early March 2 primary, positioning the state to shape the 1996 presidential race. Party leaders say success there could determine South's influence and set a tone for the South, with experts noting an early win could lift a frontrunner or aid a trailing candidate.
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