King Hussein and Rabin condemn attacks as peace pledge deepens
In Washington King Hussein and Israeli Prime Minister Rabin issued a joint pledge of friendship while condemning terrorist attacks on Jews and denouncing violence as a threat to peace. Clinton joined in criticizing terrorists and reaffirmed the commitment to the Middle East peace process. Hussein warned of heightened vigilance amid possible further attacks.
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U S Soldiers Begin Water Purification for Rwandan Refugees
In Goma Zaire Ameri can troops install purification systems for up to 1 million refugees facing cholera. Brig Gen Jack Nix says clean water is top priority as bodies wash through the city and mass graves struggle to keep pace.
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Army expands women’s roles in air cavalry combat units
Army will allow women to serve on Cobra and Apache helicopters supporting tanks, expanding about 32,699 jobs near the battlefield. Key field artillery MLRS and stealth helicopter units remain closed to female personnel, leaving infantry armor and field artillery combat roles largely off limits.
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White House proposes limits on security checks
The Clinton administration seeks to narrow FBI and other agencies probes into federal workers mental health and drug abuse records following Vincent Foster's death. Tipper Gore announced the plan at the National Press Club as Sally Katzen said agencies have 30 days to respond before Federal Register publication.
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Bomb blasts injure 17 in London attack at Israeli embassy
A car bomb heavily damaged the Israeli Embassy in London injuring 14 and a second blast in north London injured three. Police linked no group to the attacks though Sky News cited a building housing Israeli and Jewish organizations. Prime Minister Rabin blamed Islamic extremists.
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