Lebed Visits Grozny to Avert Chechen Assault
Russia's security chief Alexander Lebed flew to Grozny to meet with rebel leaders and press for an immediate cease fire. BBC said the talks succeeded in delaying a planned assault as tens of thousands fled the city. Lebed returned to the military command and stated there would be no siege.
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Chechnya
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Noviye Atagi
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Plan to make airbags gentler to save children
U S auto makers plan to propose reshaping a key safety rule to allow less violent passenger airbags. They say gentler bags could reduce deaths and injuries, though officials question effectiveness and note potential risks if seat belts are not used. Officials from NHTSA remain unconvinced that changing standards is the solution.
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Vann Wilber
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De Klerk admits apartheid caused black hardship and violence
Former South African president F W de Klerk told the Truth and Reconciliation Commission that apartheid policies caused hardship and humiliation for millions of black South Africans. He said the National Party is prepared to admit past mistakes and is genuinely repentant.
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Cape Town
South Africa
F.W. de Klerk
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Truth and Reconciliation Commission
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