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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1994
Page
2
Government figures show rear liftgates on Chrysler minivans linked to 51 crashes, 74 passengers ejected, and 25 deaths. Chrysler disputed the numbers, asserting their safety while about 4 million vans are on the road.
NATO war planes hovered over Bihac as a U N call sought an airstrike on Serb positions but UN officials said the mission did not target any sites. Bosnian Serb TV claimed two bombing runs, while NATO sources confirmed only aircraft in the area. U N chief Kofi Annan suggested a repeat attempt could occur Saturday.
An eclectic coalition vows intensified efforts to defeat the sweeping GATT overhaul despite Sen. Bob Dole's shift in support. They warn the administration remains short of the 60 votes needed in the Senate as Congress reconvenes for a lame duck session to tackle the trade pact and new rules aimed at cutting tariffs worldwide.
Senator Dole announced his support for a 123 nation trade agreement after the administration addressed his concerns about the WTO threat to U.S. laws. President Clinton stood with him, but opponents from consumer groups, environmentalists, and unions warn the fight continues.
Oak Ridge workers found several pounds of weapons grade uranium in a filter pipe at the Molten Salt Reactor Experiment. Crews drained water from the area to prevent the uranium from entering the pipe and sparking a chain reaction. The Molten Salt Reactor has been shut since 1969 and used radioactive salt as coolant and fuel.
Anatoly Karpov met with Russian lawmakers in Moscow to denounce the Russian Chess Federation after being ousted as vice president by Garry Kasparov. Parliament will hold hearings amid a battle over control of tournaments, funding, and travel for Russia’s top players.
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