Russia pledges to defend Russians in former Soviet states
Moscow warns it will intervene militarily to protect ethnic Russians in Moldova as fighting rages near Bendery, with 200 dead and 300 wounded. Separate notes flag 2 500 Western POWs found in Tambov camps after World War II.
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Bush aide attacks Perot pryings in investigations
President Bushs campaign spokeswoman criticized Ross Perots probing into Bushs finances and official actions since the 1980s calling it dangerous. The Washington Post found no evidence of Bush impropriety in its review of Perots allegations. Perot will testify in deposition on POW MIA issues but not for a public hearing, per Sen. Kerry.
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Editorial warns of new Western hostages risk in Middle East
Tehran Times citing Iran warns that Lebanese kidnappers may resume taking Western hostages if the Arab Israel dispute remains unsettled. The piece calls for release of Shiite leader Sheikh Abdul Karim Obeid and hundreds of other Lebanese detained by Israel or allied forces in southern Lebanon. News carried by IRNA in Cyprus.
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Mandela ends ANC direct talks with government in protest
Nelson Mandela announced the ANC suspends direct negotiations with the white government after the Boipatong massacre. He argued the regime murders their people and called the negotiation process in tatters amid rising black anger and protests in Johannesburg.
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Havel warns against wild divorce of Czechs and Slovaks
President Vaclav Havel urged a nationwide referendum on splitting Czechoslovakia into Czech and Slovak states. He warned against a abrupt breakup and said the only constitutional path is a referendum and a caretaker government until division is achieved.
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Firing Roars Around Sarajevo Suburb Amid Siege
Fighting raged near Sarajevo’s airport Sunday as gun battles marked an embattled suburb, while relief flights remained halted. Bosnian government says 40,000 killed since secession vote on February 29, mainly massacres by Serb irregulars. count unverified.
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Historian Seeks Watergate Tapes from Archives
Scholar Stanley Kutler sues the National Archives to obtain hundreds of hours of Watergate audio tapes stored in vaults, arguing public access is required two decades after the burglary.
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