Fierce fighting erupts in Sarajevo amid cease fire collapse
Reports say fighting rages across Bosnia and Herzegovina on Monday, undermining a Sunday cease fire. U.N. aid lifelines are cut as Serb-held areas face ethnic cleansing claims and refugees flow toward borders. The EC pledges sanctions on Serbia and refugee intake by Germany and Switzerland. Two Canadian U.N. observers are injured as aid flights halt.
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Osprey Crashes Near Quantico Runway During Tests
A V-22 Osprey crashed near Quantico Marine base while approaching the airfield for flight tests. Seven aboard, including Marines, are presumed dead. the aircraft sank in 27 feet of Potomac water. The pilot was a Boeing Helicopter Co. civilian. cause remains unknown amid ongoing Pentagon and Congress scrutiny.
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Perot Prepared New Platform Before Ending Campaign
Ross Perot had a planned economic program to cut Social Security benefits and farm subsidies, raise the gasoline tax, and reform the State Department to favor trade. He touted an $800 billion deficit-reduction plan, while a zero tolerance anti-drug policy was in late-stage draft. A Florida volunteer suit sought to compel his run if on ballots nationwide.
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Bush Attacks Democrats as Weak on Defense in Campaign Broadcasts
President Bush, trailing Clinton by large margins in polls, labeled Democrats weak on defense and a barrier to growth. He spoke via satellite at 34 campaign rallies across 27 states, while advisers debated whether to push a confrontation with Congress to boost his bid.
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Clinton pushes national health care plan in Ohio
In Wilmington and Columbus, Bill Clinton urged a national health program to curb rising costs. He criticized Bush's recovery plan as too little, too late, and cited high paperwork costs and nurse shortages as drivers of expense while proposing employer insurance mandates and phased public coverage.
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Baker paves way for Israeli loan guarantees
Secretary of State James Baker laid groundwork for U S loan guarantees to Israel within weeks after meeting Prime Minister Rabin. Talks covered economic and political issues, with Bush likely to approve during Rabin’s U S visit. Palestinian leaders agreed to continue negotiations despite no West Bank Gaza freeze.
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Tulsa mayoral race swells to fifty four candidates
Tulsa filed candidates surged after former Mayor Rodger Randle resigned to lead the University Center at Tulsa. The city charter imposes no age limit or filing fee and no primary. A special election will fill the remaining nineteen months of his term.
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