Barr criticism may prejudice Weinberger trial jurors
Iran Contra prosecutors say Attorney General Barr's public criticism of the Iran Contra investigation could bias jurors in the Weinberger trial. Prosecutor James J. Brosnan told U.S. District Judge Thomas F. Hogan that Barr's remarks suggesting misconduct by others unfairly framed the case.
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Texas man sues Iraq for 12 million over Gulf War kidnapping
Clinton Adam Hall of Texas files suit in U S District Court in Washington seeking at least 10 million for himself and 2 million for his wife Elizabeth for a kidnapping by Iraqi forces during the Persian Gulf War while he helped remove weaponry from the Kuwaiti desert.
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Owen arrives in Sarajevo to urge Bosnian Serbs off siege
UN mediator Lord Owen landed in Sarajevo amid mortar fire on a mission to win Bosnian Serbs to surrender captured land and offer Muslims an honorable settlement. Sarajevo endures an eight month siege with no electricity water telephones or heat for 15 days.
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West Bank shows two faces of anger
In the West Bank on Friday residents hid indoors to protest the deportation of over 400 Muslim fundamentalists while others joined calls for violence. Israeli soldiers killed a Palestinian in a clash at a refugee camp and an 18 year old Palestinian was critically wounded in another West Bank clash, according to the army.
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Marines head south toward Kismayu in Somalia
Looting and clashes persist as the U S led coalition plans a move south with an advance air force team inspecting Kismayu airport to receive aid flights for starving Somalis. Aid groups urge targeting the port after Baidoa relief efforts. About 60 Somalis have died in the past 10 days of fighting and looting.
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Clinton weighs Aspin for defense chief and O Leary for energy post
President elect Clinton interviewed House Armed Services Chairman Les Aspin and Hazel O Leary for Cabinet roles in Little Rock. Aspin is viewed as a near lock for defense secretary while O Leary, a Minneapolis energy exec, emerges as a candidate for energy secretary amid calls for more women in the administration.
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White House puzzled by Yeltsin arms deal claim
Washington officials voiced bewilderment at Boris Yeltsin's claim that Russia and the United States agreed on a treaty to slash long range nuclear weapons. Analysts suggested a deal might be possible before Bush leaves office though no final agreement had been reached.
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