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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 2000

Page

6

Three Arrested in Arkan Slaying in Belgrade

Police in Belgrade say three suspects including Dobrosav Gavric Dejan Pitulic and Vajadin Krstic were arrested in the killing of Serb warlord Arkan Raznatovic on January 15 at the Intercontinental Hotel. Authorities say the men confessing to the crime point to ex police and criminal links rather than a state political assassination.

Belgrade Yugoslavia Arkan Slobodan Milosevic Zeljko Raznatovic Dejan Pitulic Vajadin Krstic Ercic Pitulic Gavric Krstic Intercontinental Hotel

Landmark events linked to U S history across centuries

A concise chronology notes Georgetown University founding in 1789, elections moved to after the first Monday in November starting 1845, Elizabeth Blackwell earning medicine degree in 1849, Kaiser Wilhelm II refuge in the Netherlands 1920, Roosevelt's 1932 presidential bid, Jerusalem named Israel capital 1950, 24th Amendment ratified 1964, Pueblo seizure in 1968, Nixon Vietnam accord 1973, and Salvador Dali death 1989.

Georgetown University Washington, D.C Congress Elizabeth Blackwell America Medical Institution of Geneva N.Y Kaiser Wilhelm II Netherlands New York Franklin D. Roosevelt Jerusalem Israel North Korea U.S. Navy Pueblo

Jean MacArthur Dies at 101 Wife of General MacArthur

Jean Marie Faircloth, wife of Gen. Douglas MacArthur, died at Lenox Hill Hospital in New York at age 101. She accompanied him in war and peace, shared his homecoming from Korea, and was active in theater and philanthropy as honorary chair of a Norfolk memorial foundation. Her life spanned wars and peace, praised by President Reagan in 1988. She was born in Nashville in 1898 and married MacArthur in 1937 after meeting aboard ship in 1935.

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Russians claim one third of Grozny in Chechnya siege

The Russian military said it seized about a third of Grozny after a street by street push while rebels held the city core around Minutka and northwestern Grozny. Col. Gen. Tikho-mirov was named to lead Interior Ministry troops and Maskhadov was reported wounded in the Argun Gorge.

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