Serbs launch operation to free captive soldiers
Kosovo clashes flare as Yugoslav army and Kosovo Liberation Army clash near Pristina. Eight Yugoslav soldiers held hostage by ethnic Albanians. 45 negotiators pressed past a deadline for release. Police wounded in fighting near Gllodran and Kadujevo. Albanian sources report attacks on five villages.
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Doomed Georgian Bus Plunge Kills 38 Travelers
Emergency workers recovered 38 bodies after a bus veered off a winding road near Kazbegi, Georgia, then tumbled 820 feet into a river. The vehicle carried mourners from Kobhi to Vladikavkaz, with no survivors. Russians mourn the tragedy as President Yeltsin expressed condolences to North Ossetian leader Alexander Dzaskhov. Rescuers, led by Sergei Shoigu, used ropes and pulleys to haul bodies from the ravine.
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Bosnian war crimes suspect killed by NATO troops
NATO forces in Foca, Bosnia Herzegovina shot and killed Dragan Gagovic, a sought Bosnian Serb war crimes suspect accused of raping and torturing Muslim women. Gagovic resisted arrest by driving at soldiers, prompting gunfire. Two UN police officers were injured as unrest followed.
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Kissinger offered China access to Soviet force data in 1971
In 1971 Kissinger told Chinese ambassador Huang Hua that the United States would share whatever information it had on Soviet dispositions if asked. The offer came amid discussions with Chinese leaders and referenced Soviet forces deployed during the India Pakistan war, signaling a broader intelligence-sharing web.
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Clinton plans $108 million boost for exports and jobs
President outlines a $108 million plan to expand American exports and strengthen U S manufacturers amid global crises. He also proposes $40 million in new foreign aid to improve labor standards in developing countries as part of the fiscal 2000 budget. The aim is to ensure the global economy benefits working people and create new markets for U S goods.
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France honors 100 year old World War I doughboy in nursing home
William Zelnicker, a Providence native and World War I ambulance driver and stretcher bearer who survived a German mustard gas attack at St Mihiel, received France's Legion of Honor in a nursing home ceremony. Deputy Consul General Philippe Vinogradoff praised his service as he pinned the cross and red ribbon.
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Rosie O'Donnell starts Chub Club on show
New York talk host Rosie O'Donnell says she weighs 208 pounds and will not seek a doctor diet. She launches the Chub Club on her show to encourage viewers to form diet and exercise support teams. Elijah Wood, 18, aims for an all American image in The Faculty and notes 1980s teen films inspired his new project. Bob Marley's son Lauryn Hill Marley nearly trapped in a car fire after an electrical malfunction trapped him inside. police broke a window and rescued Marley.
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