White House weighs U S Russian manned space mission
The administration weighs a joint U S Russian spaceflight to dock an American shuttle with Mir as a symbol of post Cold War cooperation. Officials cite potential benefits and political considerations ahead of a Bush Yeltsin summit. NASA and State Department discussions unfold on space tech sales and broader cooperation.
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Mir
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Boris Yeltsin
National Space Council
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NASA
Moscow
United States
State Department
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Mars
Serb forces open talks on reopening Sarajevo airport
Serb forces agreed to consider reopening Sarajevo airport for emergency relief flights amid heavy shelling that killed fourteen and wounded 125 in a 24 hour period. U N teams met with Radovan Karadzic with no date set for resuming air operations under conditions to pull back artillery.
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Sarajevo
Bosnia-Herzegovina
Croatian Radio
Zagreb
Belgrade
United Nations
Radovan Karadzic
Tanjug
Karadzic
U.N
Khmer Rouge balks at disarmament plan in Cambodia
The Khmer Rouge refuse to join the U.N. directed disarmament of Cambodia's four fighting factions, citing nonadherence to other plan aspects. The stance threatens peace progress as other groups warn of responses to any aggression and the Khmer Rouge has attacked government positions recently.
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Khmer Rouge
Prey Veng
Cambodia
U.N
Federal judge blasts press and judges over Thomas coverage
Judge Laurence Silberman criticizes two federal appellate judges and notable newspapers for bias in Supreme Court coverage and for advocating judicial activism. He cites Judge Newman and Judge Higginbottham as examples and argues judges should avoid public political involvement.
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Washington
Clarence Thomas
Supreme Court
Laurence Silberman
New York Times
Silberman
Thomas
Senate
John Newman
Boston
Bush
Car bomb misses Georgian official and faltering Caucasus fighting
A car bomb in Tbilisi wounded four and killed four others while deputy chairman Dzhaba Ioseliani survived unhurt. Georgian National Guards seized two hostages from a former Soviet tank regiment in Gori, killing two Russian soldiers. clashes erupted in Nagorno Karabakh and between Georgian militants and South Ossetians amid regional instability.
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Georgia
Caucasus
Tbilisi
Dzhaba Ioseliani
State Council
Ioseliani
Interior Ministry
Koseliani
Zviad Gamsakhurdia
Gori
Itar-Tass
Startass
Eonene
Vasily Pechenkov
Nagorno- Karabakh
Muslim Azerbaijan
Interfax
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