Restoring Hope Fails As Somalis Rearm In Mogadishu
In Mogadishu crowds debate U S and French troops inability to disarm gunmen. Pistols and AK-47s reappear near American checkpoints as Somalis lose faith in Marines deterrence. Clan elders say bands retreat when Marines arrive but return after. Fear and robberies grow after 5 PM.
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Germany to Send 1500 Troops to Somalia U N Relief Mission
Bonn announces a historic policy reversal as Helmut Kohl confirms 1500 German troops will depart in about two months to aid U N relief efforts in Somalia after the U S led mission secures peace. Kohl says Germany cannot stand on the sidelines and must help distribute food.
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Sears clarifies 10 percent coupon limits on electronics ads
The Sears notice explains that the 10% off coupon applies only to regular-priced funtronics items including Nintendo and Sega. It clarifies front cover insert and direct mail piece promotions and apologizes for any inconvenience.
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Israel begins ouster of 400 Palestinians
Israel started deporting about 400 alleged fundamentalists to Lebanon amid rising Muslim violence. Reports say 34 more from an Israeli detention center were also flown to south Lebanon. The move drew Palestinian and human rights concern and affected U.S. brokered peace talks.
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NATO ministers vow no fly zone for Bosnia
In Brussels a NATO pledge to use warplanes and assets to enforce a UN no fly zone against Serb interference in Bosnia Herzegovina was agreed after a lengthy closed session. The move marks NATO's first commitment to force without a direct threat to any member state, amid US pressure for tougher action and Britain urging caution. Secretary Eagleburger called the declaration satisfactory though not as tough as initially proposed.
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Iraq massing forces near Kurdish sanctuary in northern Iraq
ABC News reports Saddam Hussein has moved tanks and heavy weapons toward Kurdish areas under U S protection. Pentagon officials say it is unclear if an attack will occur, with a 50 50 view on intentions. Analysts warn Iraq could strike quickly if ordered.
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