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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1998

Page

5

European Nations Sign Protocol to Ban Human Cloning

Seventeen European nations plus two others signed a protocol prohibiting genetic replication of humans. The agreement follows Chirac and Clinton calls for limits after Dolly the sheep sparked global concern. Germany and Britain did not join, citing existing laws and research freedoms. Signatories include Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Greece, Iceland, Italy, Latvia, Luxembourg, Moldova, Norway, Portugal, Romania, San Marino, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Macedonia and Turkey.

Paris Jacques Chirac Clinton Chicago Congress Richard Seed Council of Europe Europe Germany Britain Denmark Estonia Finland France Greece Iceland Italy Latvia Luxembourg Moldova Norway Portugal Romania San Marino Slovenia Spain Sweden Macedonia Turkey

France Accused of Supplying Hutus During 1994 Rwanda Genocide

Le Figaro reported France supplied arms to the Hutu led Rwandan regime during spring 1994 after backing UN arms embargo. The paper cites flights delivering weapons, including May 3 and July 18 shipments, with funds split between a French company and Rwandan embassies in Cairo and Paris.

Paris France Rwanda le Figaro Francois Mit Errand Central Africa Edouard Balladur Zaire Congo Dyl-Invest Cairo Cran-Gevrier Sofremas Goma

Haitian politician Louis Dejoie Jr dies at 69

Louis Dejoie Jr, a Haitian politician and former presidential candidate who placed third in 1990, died of cancer at 69 in a Puerto Rico hospital. He served as commerce minister in Aristide's government in exile after the 1991 coup and retired after 1994. His father, Louis Dejoie Sr, lost to Francois Duvalier in 1957, and the family went into exile during Duvalier's rule.

Louis Dejoie Port-Au-Prince Haiti Louis Dejoie Jr Radio Haiti Dejoie Jean-Bertrand Aristide Puerto Rico Aristide Louis Dejoie S Francois “Papa Doc” Duvalier Duvalier

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