Travnik Falls to Muslim Forces in Bosnia War
Muslims gain control of the central Bosnian town of Travnik driving out Croats seeking refuge with Serbs. The move comes as Bosnian leaders accept a UN peace plan amid tensions and refugee pressure in a mixed town.
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Clinton Agrees To Spending Cuts
Washington reports the White House will scale back its proposed energy tax and push deeper spending cuts to salvage the deficit reduction plan. President Clinton met with Senate Democratic leaders to accept changes aimed at winning moderate and conservative support, with negotiations continuing on the energy tax and overall package.
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Farrow Wins Custody Victory in Allen Case
New York Mia Farrow wins a major custody ruling after a judge finds Woody Allen unfit to care for their three children. The ruling limits Allen to supervised visits and blocks contact with Dylan and Moses for periods, while Farrow pursues further action in Surrogate's Court over adoptions and alleged undisclosed conduct.
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Contact numbers for tips, story ideas, and questions are listed. AnswerLine and phone-in survey lines are provided with area code 803 for Aiken South Carolina. Addresses and mailing details include 124 Rutland Drive and P O Box 456.
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WHO Seeks AIDS Funds to Halve New Cases
BERLIN AP The head of the World Health Organization AIDS program says developing countries could cut new AIDS cases by half by 2000 if an additional 13 billion dollars is spent annually on prevention programs. WHO estimates 14 million are infected with HIV. without this funding the figure could rise to 30 million by 2000.
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Bank Fees Rise Sharply as Consumers Pay More
Washington reports show checking and savings costs climbed over three years while interest earned fell. Consumer groups say average annual fee for a regular checking account reached 184.16 dollars this year from 155.39 in 1990, an 18.5 percent rise. They accuse banks of price gouging amid record profits of 32.2 billion dollars last year.
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O Brien to replace Letterman NBC late night spot
Lorne Michaels says Conan O'Brien earned the job by being funny and polite while following Carson's rules. O'Brien, a former writer on Saturday Night Live and The Simpsons, pressed Michaels to perform more than write. Barkley denies dating Madonna amid media scrutiny.
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