Afghan rebels clash amid failed truce near Kabul
In Afghanistan rebels allied with Gulbuddin Hekmatyar and a Dostum militia traded rocket and cannon fire southeast of Kabul after a six day ceasefire collapsed. Officials reported no immediate casualties and blamed Hekmatyar forces for firing on the president's aircraft as it landed in eastern Kabul.
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Afghanistan
Tsa
Sighatullah Mojaddidi
Hezb-e-Ishmai
Gulbuddin Hekmatyar
Abdul Rashid Dostum
Kabul
Hekmatyar
Mohammad Nawab
Mojaddidi
Pro-Democracy Group to Resist Thailand Coup Sparks Strike Threat
In Bangkok leaders warn of general strike if needed to safeguard Thailand's democratic gains. Pro-democracy activists allege military intimidation as violence last week left many dead and hundreds wounded amid resignations and a stalled bid to appoint a new prime minister.
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Pro-Democracy Group
Thailand
Bangkok
Tailand
Suchinda Kraprayoon
Suchinda
Chavalit Yong
Meechai Ruchupan
Sanctions Imposed On Yugoslavia by United Nations
The United Nations Security Council voted 13 to 0 with Zimbabwe and China abstaining to sanction Serbia and Montenegro. Imports and air service are suspended with a ban on most trade. only food and humanitarian aid allowed. Nations urged to freeze Yugoslav assets as efforts mount to force a ceasefire in Bosnia-Herzegovina.
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United Nations
Security Council
Yusvia
Europe
Yugoslavia
Iraq
Libya
Zimbabwe
China
Serbia
Montenegro
United States
Britain
France
Belgium
U.N
Belgrade
Bosnia-Herzegovina
Edward Perkins
Presbyterians To Define Abortion Policy
The Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) moves to set abortion policy at its General Assembly in Milwaukee. The report supports abortion rights with strong life protections and stresses seeking to include opposing views, drawing fire from Pro-Life groups and amid national debates on abortion.
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New York
Presbyterian Church
U.S.A
204Th General Assembly
James Andrews
Supreme Court
Presbyterians
Terry Schlossberg
Fans Pro-Life
Names And Events In Breck Hall Of Fame Exhibit
Breck Hall of Fame will include Cybill Shepherd Kim Basinger and Jaclyn Smith among well coiffed honorees. An exhibit of former Breck girls with 150 pastel portraits from 1990s to 1970s debuts at the Dial Corp Tower in Phoenix. Hammer hosts a brief appearance at WTLCs Jockin the Box in Market Square Arena Indianapolis causing fans to gather and fade away. Cher postpones five New York concerts due to bronchitis and sinusitis apologizing to fans for the disruptions.
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Breck
Cybill Shepherd
Kim Basinger
Jaclyn Smith
Breck Hall of Fame
Dial Corp
Phoenix
Hammer
Indianapolis
Ind
Market Square Arena
WTLC
Cher
New York
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