Military balance tilting towards Muslims and Croats
Bosnian Fifth Corps units maneuver along hedgerows with tanks and APCs forming a smoke screened advance. Mock artillery coordinates echo as officers express pride in postwar army coordination and troop enthusiasm.
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Bosnian army adapts with Western aid and training
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Unemployment hits a low as jobs rise and markets cheer
The unemployment rate fell to 4.8 percent in May the lowest since November 1973 with strong stock gains despite inflation fears. Rates varied by group with teens and black teens showing high gaps. Officials warned wage-price ties and Fed moves remain possible.
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RiverDogs promote odd vasectomy giveaway in June game
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Tobacco crop in South Carolina faces slow spring growth
The Pee Dee states tobacco fields stretch across the landscape as farmers seek warmer weather after a cool April and May. The 200 million dollar crop is growing, with the 120.4 million pound state quota up from last year as reserve warehoused tobacco sold.
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