Russia to add 300 peacekeepers to Bosnia mission
Russia approved by the Federation Council adding 300 peacekeepers to the 1,500 in the former Yugoslavia after requests from President Yeltsin and UN Chief Boutros-Ghali. Paratrooper commander Podkolzin said the new force reinforces the 400 troops in Sarajevo and will not expand the force further.
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Muslim-Croat Truce Holds Ahead of Washington Talks
The Muslim led government and Croat forces show a tentative cease-fire as diplomacy intensifies before U S backed negotiations to reunite the former allies. President Tudjman agreed to Western demands for a joint Muslim Croat state and top leaders head to Washington to meet Bosnian Prime Minister Silajdzic for talks on peace in Bosnia.
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Mosque Massacre in Hebron Shocks Mideast World
A gunman named Baruch Goldstein killed 55 worshippers at the Tomb of the Patriarchs mosque in Hebron during Friday prayers, sparking widespread Arab riots across occupied lands. The attack, the worst since 1967, halted progress toward a Gaza West Bank peace plan as Clinton urged bold negotiations and leaders expressed regret.
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Russian Expelled in CIA Spy Case Strains U S Russia Ties
Washington expelled Aleksander Lysenko the Russian Embassy counselor as a response to the Aldrich Ames affair. Moscow refused to withdraw him prompting possible further reprisals. The action signals a renewed Cold War style tit for tat while stressing ongoing U S Russian ties.
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Testimony sells as cassette rights emerge in court case
Federal court witness Michael Jackson mocks copyright battle with a 50 minute cassette of his courtroom testimony. 50 copies sold at $15 each with orders rising. Steven Spielberg is honored for Schindler's List at a museum event stressing responsibility. Mike Love settles a lawsuit with Brian Wilson over co writing California Girls and other hits with another suit pending.
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