New clashes jeopardize Bosnia airlift
U N peacekeepers endured shelling to unload rice baby food and medicine as fighting increased threatening to halt aid to Sarajevo. Five dead 17 wounded in overnight clashes two Canadian soldiers grazed by sniper fire.
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Little-known Polish lawmaker named possible premier
Hanna Suchocka, 46, a conservative reform favorite, claimed tentative leadership of a new Polish government as Parliament blocs with Solidarity roots seek a grand coalition. Pawlak's cabinet faces no clear dismissal date, and Suchocka returned from London to consult leaders.
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Grandmothers Festival tests limits in Bodo Norway
Anni Brinchman jumped 12 000 feet from a small plane at the Grandmothers Festival in Bodo. Hundreds of aging women pushed stereotypes by skydiving, racing, or braving rough ocean rides. Organizers and participants like Anna Kerr praised the event for inspiring adventurous lives.
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Mandela Takes Aim at de Klerk Over Talks Standoff
Nelson Mandela accused the government of ignoring ANC demands to restart talks and said Pretoria aims to preserve white rule. He warned de Klerk had driven South Africa toward a collision course as the ANC prepares a detailed reply this week.
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Ford ASSET program offers automotive tech training path
The Ford Motor Company ASSET program guides students to an Associate Degree in Automotive Technology. It provides advanced Ford and Lincoln Mercury vehicle training with instruction on the latest technology and hands on shop experience.
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Nigerians vote in assembly elections amid high turnout
Nigerians cast ballots for a national assembly as the military prepares to hand over power in January. Police numbered about 100000 to secure the process while the population of 88.5 million stayed home to vote. President Babangida faced criticism over tightly controlled ballot rules and candidate eligibility.
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