Canadian Troops Reach Airport in Sarajevo Relief Push
About 1,000 Canadian soldiers dispatched by the United Nations were expected to arrive today at Sarajevo airport as relief efforts accelerate in the besieged capital. The operation marks a significant step in delivering aid amid ongoing fighting and blockade conditions.
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Congress, White House Fund Accord on Urban Aid Plan
The House backs a White House accord on a 2.5 billion urban aid package for 50 zones including job training education and law enforcement programs in inner cities and distressed rural areas. An extension of unemployment benefits is likely, while abortion remains contentious.
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Texas Shooting Suspect Surrenders After Fatal Courthouse Rampage
George Lott 45 turned himself in at a Dallas TV station after opening fire in the Tarrant County Courthouse killing two attorneys and wounding judges and a prosecutor. He cited anger over a divorce case and a child molesting charge, calling the act “a very horrible thing” to draw attention to perceived judicial system flaws. Police say he fired from the spectators’ section, then fled before surrendering hours later. He faces murder and deadly assault charges. prosecutors may pursue the death penalty.
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Welfare Crackdown Approved In Maryland Welfare Plan
Maryland won federal approval to denationalize welfare recipients who fail to enroll children in school or obtain preschool health care. The plan, effective Jan 1, lowers grants by 25 dollars for each preschooler missing preventive care or each older child lacking 80 percent attendance, with bonus payments for prenatal care and annual medical checks. Wisconsin has a similar but smaller waiver, while California considers a ballot measure tying new arrivals’ benefits to prior state receipts.
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Career Boost From Munich Attack Shapes McKay View
Jim McKay recalls that the 1972 Munich massacre oddly propelled his broadcasting career. Now 70, the Wide World of Sports host notes the tragedy spurred his nearly 20 hour Olympic coverage and boosted his profile in sportscasting. Willie Nelson opening Poohbahs in Branson adds to local showbiz notes. Nelson and Don Mealer own the 100 seat venue, opening Saturday. Rob Morrow faces a 5 million suit for not appearing in Seattle delaying production on Northern Exposure. He plays Dr Joel Fleischman in CBS series set in Alaska. The lawsuit claims the absence costs the show and production team millions.
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