U.N. and U.S. Hit Serbia With Harsh Sanctions
The Security Council imposed sweeping sanctions on Yugoslavia to choke its economy and end fighting in Bosnia. Oil imports halt, air service suspended, trade banned except food aid, and Yugoslav teams barred from Olympics. Bush ordered $214 million in assets frozen with potential further measures.
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Belgrade
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Edward Perkins
Presidential Staff And The Soft Talk Big Stick
A witty look at how White House aides use a quiet approach to push agendas. The piece likens their influence to a big stick hidden behind calm diplomacy and careful messaging.
Flying high Angela Becker heads to Air Force Academy
Cedar Rapids Jefferson High School senior Angela Becker commits to four years at the U S Air Force Academy after a promising run in Youth Plus. The announcement highlights her aviation ambitions and dedication to service.
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Cedar Rapids Jefferson High School
Angela Becker
U.S. Air Force Academy
Windsor Park apartment fire leaves tenants displaced
After a Thursday blaze caused by a propane grill on a balcony, 24 tenants in 18 units at 1329 1331 Sierra Dr NE lose their homes. No serious injuries reported as security guards keep onlookers away on the street.
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Windsor Park Apartments
Sierra Dr
Weinstein
Kurt Rogahn
Azazette
Sierra Drive
Sierra Dr. NE
Sierra
Paul Belew
Gorbachev Defends America After U S Trip
Former Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev writes from Moscow that he defends America against harsh domestic criticism. He describes his U S trip to raise funds for the Gorbachev Foundation as opening his eyes to a less self-satisfied view of the United States and its role in a post Cold War world.
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Soviet Union
Intersource unveils 20000 hour electric lamp
Sunnyvale firm Intersource Technologies and American Electric Power announce the electronic lamp or E Lamp at the Edison Electric Institute meeting in Columbus. The bulb promises 20000 hours of life and 75 percent energy savings with no filament.
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Los Angeles Times
Sunnyvale
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Intersource Technologies Inc
American Electric Power Co. Inc
Columbus
Ohio
Edison Electric Institute
Thomas Edison
Pierre Villere
Intersource
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