Turnout Surges as South Africans Vote on Racial Reforms
In Johannesburg and Pretoria crowds line up for a referendum on ending apartheid and extending political rights to the black majority. President de Klerk, optimistic, faces pressure to secure reforms as exit polling is banned and results loom. some fear a whites-only election if the referendum fails.
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Bush rejects deal on Israeli loan guarantees
President Bush rejects congressional compromise on Israel loan guarantees, threatening a veto while offering a linked settlement freeze proposal. The plan aims to help resettle Soviet and Ethiopian refugees but Israel resists halting West Bank and Gaza settlements, prompting debate over immediate funding and future guarantees. An 84-year-old Swedish widow dies on her balcony after a two month exposure, discovered by a neighbor as cold weather endures.
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