Pro-Gamsakhurdia Rally Broken Up in Tbilisi
Protests in Tbili si end in violence as masked gunmen disperse thousands supporting ousted President Zviad Gamsakhurdia. Two wounded. earlier reports, two killed and 25 wounded, as the military council declares emergency and bans rallies. Gamsakhurdia seeks asylum with Armenia’s help for himself and 150 armed supporters in Idjev an Armenia.
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Georgia
Military Council
Zviad Gamsakhurdia
Gamsakhurdia
Armenia
Mikit Kazaryan
Idjevan
Georgian Marchers Rally Over Ossified Leader in Tbilisi
Thousands gathered in Tbilisi shouting Zviady as they protested the ousted president with Georgian flags. Gunmen blocked a street after a hotel, firing into the crowd and wounding a man while a woman was carried away. The military council claimed responsibility for dispersing the crowd.
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Zviady
Tbilisi
Associated Press
Yugoslav Forces Down EC Helicopter Amid Peace Efforts
Yugoslav troops shot down an EC helicopter near Novi Marof killing five observers, including a French national and four Italians. The defense ministry pledged an investigation and promised to punish culprits as the UN and other nations called for continued peace efforts.
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Croatia
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Zvonko Jurjevic
Novi Maros
Zagreb
Defense Ministry
Italy
Soldiers Refuse Ukraine Pledge Amid Price Protests
Across the CIS several protests erupt as ex Soviet troops refuse to pledge loyalty to Ukraine and shoppers demand lower prices. In Stavropol meat costs jump, milk disturbances arise in Vladimir, and Kirov sees price cuts including chicken from 40 to 32 rubles per pound. Inflation widens as ruble value falls and discussions surface on higher denomination notes.
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Moscow Radio
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North Korea urged to allow IAEA inspections now
Washington presses North Korea to fully implement its pledge of a nuclear free Korea by promptly opening all atomic facilities to IAEA inspection. State Department says inspections and the Dec 31 ban on nuclear weapons with South Korea must be in place before confidence can return.
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State Department
Margaret Tutwiler
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South Korea
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