Yugoslav Lawmakers Back UN Peace Plan For Bosnia
Belgrade officials endorse a UN backed peace proposal for Bosnia as a symbolic move to guide Bosnian Serbs in a weekend referendum. Milojevic calls it an important step toward peace while Radovan Karadzic’s acceptance hinges on parliament endorsement. Bosnian Muslims and Croats have accepted the plan amid continuing truces and fighting near Bre.
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Sea Hero Contends For Preakness Crown
Trainer Mack Miller believes Sea Hero could win the Preakness and the Triple Crown if he triumphs at Pimlico, though he cautions it will require luck and notes the Derby winner faces a tough race as front-runners favored at Pimlico. Bruce Levine and Nick Zito weigh in as Sea Hero eyes a potential 1 3/16 mile tilt with Lasix questions and a 86th birthday for owner Paul Mellon looming.
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Clinton Says Bosnia Plans Still Alive
President Clinton affirmed that his threat of military action to halt the Bosnia war remains on the table though allies differ. He warned the US would not act alone and backed a UN troops plan as a prudent next step while pressing economic policy and voter reforms.
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Factories show modest April growth after blizzard impact
The Federal Reserve reported 0.4 percent factory output rise in April after a 0.1 percent March gain, rebounding from a winter storm that disrupted production. Analysts warn inventories rising 0.8 percent may curb near term output as demand remains weak and prices show less inflation risk.
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Community tips and calls for public tips details
Readers are invited to share news ideas by calling 548-2311. Names listed include Harold Soten of Blackville Helen Hood Verdery of North Augusta Connie Craddock Burts of Clinton and Elbert James Puckett of Berea. See Page 5A for details.
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Westinghouse Eyes Idaho National Lab Prime Role
Westinghouse Electric Corp plans to bid to be the Department of Energy’s prime operating contractor at Idaho National Engineering Laboratory in southern Idaho. Joseph J. Buggy of WSRC has been assigned to handle the proposal, with potential start of operations on October 1, 1994.
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Series Examines SRS Job Loss Impact on Aiken County
A two part Aiken Standard series explores potential unemployment at the Savannah River Site and its ripple effect on the county economy. It evaluates how the local industrial base has evolved over the last decade and which workers may be affected.
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