King Hussein visits Israel in public show of peace
In Zemach Israel King Hussein of Jordan publicly meets Israeli leaders and citizens, hours after arriving by helicopter and greeting Prime Minister Rabin. He vows to visit Jerusalem soon, calls the treaty an honorable peace, and participates in a border-crossing ceremony near Zemach with new links to bolster Arab Israel ties.
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U S Embassy workers slain in Haiti robbery
Two Haitian Embassy employees were shot and killed and a third wounded during abank pickup in Port-au-Prince. An undetermined amount of money was stolen as authorities chased a suspect. The victims were Kesnel Jean-Paul and Sandra Rigaud in their mid 20s. Lamartine Guerrier airlifted for treatment. UN flights helped return Haitian refugees from Cuba.
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UN accuses Bosnian government of firing on own territory
U N officials say Muslim-led government forces fired two 80 millimeter mortars toward a Sarajevo neighborhood last Tuesday, producing shell craters from government positions and wounding one person. No Bosnian government response was offered. Bosnian Serbs have long accused the government of such actions.
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Iraq recognizes Kuwait sovereignty in bid to end sanctions
Iraq's National Assembly voted to recognize Kuwait's sovereignty and borders as defined by a U.N. panel after the 1991 Gulf War. The Revolutionary Command Council endorsed the move, effective immediately, while the White House cautioned it might not yet secure sanctions relief.
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North Korea rejects Seoul plan for expanded economic ties
North Korea dismissed Seoul's proposal to widen economic links as artifice and dark designs. The stance follows South Korea's president Kim Young-sam lifting a ban on trade and investment in the North, a move tied to the U S DPRK agreement on freezing Pyongyang's nuclear program. The North's terse reply leaves pace of detente unclear.
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