Nixon praises Russia amid Yeltsin row and US troop pullback
In brief items from Moscow and Mogadishu, former President Nixon says Russia’s reforms are progressing and democracy remains healthy while Gen Shalikashvili warns Somalia withdrawal will leave a six week security gap. Also noted are family violence efforts by Elders and a space shuttle break.
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Khcnara
Nixon
Russia
Boris Yeltsin
U.S
Mogadishu
Somalia
America
John Shalikashvili
Peleliu
U.N
Serb guns fall silent as U.N. readies air strikes
U.S. aerial gunships prepared to strike Bosnian Serbs firing at French troops near Bihac after a sequence of attacks. The raid was canceled when Serbs ceased fire and bad weather obscured the target, reflecting NATO restraint amid U.N. protection efforts.
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U.N
Sarajevo
Bosnia-Herzegovina
U.S
NATO
Yasushi Akashi
Bihac
Bosnia
Rob Annink
Annink
United Nations
John Jeffery
Naples
Italy
Brindisi
Drifter Wallace charged with 10 murders in Charlotte
Henry Louis Wallace a 28 year old drifter with a prior record was charged with 10 counts of murder for a killing spree in east Charlotte. Police say he strangled neighbors and other women he worked with during nearly two years of violence.
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Cameron Mandeville
Wallace
Felecia McAdoo
Mecklenburg County
South Carolina
Washington
Charlotte
East Charlotte
NASA budget cuts spark fears of another shuttle disaster
NASA faces budget cuts and a spate of shuttle part problems, including engines and boosters, raising concerns of a repeat Challenger incident. Officials defend standards, while experts warn comfort may be increasing risk as NASA weighs safety fixes against funding gaps.
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NASA
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Daniel Mulville
Alex Roland
Duke University
Challenger
Roland
John Pike
Federation of American Scientists
Virginia lawmakers OK Disney incentives
Virginia lawmakers agreed to provide 160 million dollars in incentives for a Walt Disney Co history theme park in Prince William County. Gov. George Allen hailed the plan while Disney officials projected a late 1995 ground breaking and a 1998 opening, amid traffic and sprawl concerns from residents and supporters touting 19,000 jobs and significant tax revenue.
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Richmond
Walt Disney Co
George Allen
Disney
Prince William County
Washington, D.C
Virginia
Mark Pacala
Pacala
Clinton urges global strategy on jobs
President Clinton called for an international plan to fight unemployment and stagnant wages at a seven nation jobs conference in Detroit. He urged Japan and Europe to cut taxes and lower interest rates and predicted a coordinated approach by the Group of Seven to boost work incentives.
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Detroit
Clinton
U.S
Japan
Europe
Mies
Group of Seven Nations
United States
Germany
Britain
France
Canada
Italy
Settlement Nears in Record Silicone Breast Implant Case
Lawyers for thousands of women and three major defendants report major progress toward a 4.2 billion settlement to resolve injuries from silicone breast implants. Negotiations, held in Birmingham, Alabama, could resolve the world's largest civil settlement within 30 years, with two defendants not yet on board.
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Los Angeles Times
Birmingham
Ala
Stanley Chesley
Cincinnati
Dow Corning Corp
Bristol Myers Squibb Co
Baxter Health Care Corp
U.S
Minnesota Mining & Manufacturing Corp
General Electric Co
Chesley
Michael Gallagher
Houston
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Bosporus Strait
Hayri Kozakcloglu
Phoenix
Barry Goldwater
Ty Ross
Scottsdale
POZ
Richard Perez-Feria
Ross
Mostar
Drifter
L.R. Snider
Snider
WBTV
Charlotte Observer
Henry Louis Wallace
Lawmakers
OK Disney
Ists
Kiecks
Career Apparel
2Nd Ave
Cedar Rapids
Woodmen Accident and Life Company
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Edward Ohl
Leresa Ne
Woodmen
Cident and Life Company
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