Rwanda leaders cling to belief in loyal majority despite advances
Prime Minister Jean Kambanda told reporters that the government still has popular support among Hutus and could win the war, even as RPF forces advance. UN observers report the rebels gaining ground while the death toll and displacement climb, with about 200,000 dead and 3 million fled.
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Rwanda
Jean Kambanda
Kambanda
Kigali
Rwandan Patriotic Front
U.N
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Lesbians Colonel Reinstated With Washington Guard Return
Margar ethe Cammermeyer, a Vietnam veteran and former colonel, returned to her position as chief of nursing services at the 164th Mobile Army Surgical Hospital after a federal court ordered reinstatement of her National Guard discharge based on sexual orientation. She arrived at Washington National Guard headquarters, noting relief at the swift action after two years.
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Clinton drops proposal to ease trade barriers
President Clinton withdrew a last minute plan to lower trade barriers at the G seven summit in Naples Italy as allied leaders balked. The news came as North Korea announced the death of Kim Il Sung and Japan faced the illness of Prime Minister Tomiichi Murayama. Clinton urged growth and noted support for Chernobyl cleanup and Ukraine reform amid concerns over the dollar.
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Japan
Tomiichi Murayama
Murayama
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Havens Sues Time Warner Over Woodstock Rights
Richie Havens files a $50 million federal suit in New York claiming Time Warner violated copyright and civil rights by using his Woodstock appearance without permission. Lawyer Jay Gerber says Havens signed a contract. Havens' lawyer counters it invalid. Havens gained royalties for 24 years. contract allegedly promised $20,000 plus royalties.
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Time-Warner
Richie Havens
New York
New York Post
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