Thousands demand Milosevic resignation in Belgrade rally
About 10,000 protesters in Belgrade urged Serbian President Slobodan Milosevic to resign, marking a year since a major anti-government protest. They demanded new elections a democratic constitution draft amnesty for draft dodgers and full casualty disclosure amid ongoing war tensions.
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Russia pushes for quicker cuts in nuclear arms
In Brussels, Russia and the United States pressed for faster reductions in long range nuclear missiles ahead of the June Bush Yeltsin summit. Baker and Kozyrev said progress was made but timing and exact weapon mix remain disputed, with Moscow seeking deeper cuts within the seven year START timetable.
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Major Sets April 9 for British Election
Prime Minister John Major announced Britain’s next general election for April 9. He met Queen Elizabeth at Buckingham Palace and argued the vote would present a clear choice on taxation and freedom between the Conservatives and Labour. Major pledged an absolute majority in the 651-seat House of Commons despite polls showing Conservatives slightly behind Labour.
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Israeli lawmakers clash over draft of seminary students
In Jerusalem a heated debate saw lawmakers trade insults such as Nazi and anti-Semite as a plan to draft thousands of Jewish seminary students faced defeat 23-21. Parallel dispatches reported Algerian activists revealing a plan to reorganize the Islamic Salvation Front underground after political turmoil. In Copenhagen a controversial filmmaker pushes The Return amid protests and vows. In Moscow Armenian militants hold 10 officers hostage amid Nagorno Karabakh tensions as authorities seek identification of captors.
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Correction notice on Deskjet 500 printer availability
On page 5 of the Sears March 12 advertising section the 18465 Deskjet 500 printer is advertised. Demand prevents sufficient quantities and current stock is limited to on hand units with first come first served fulfillment as items arrive. We apologize for the inconvenience.
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