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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 1995

Page

4

Bosnia talks stall as resignation signals rift at Dayton

Marathon negotiations at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base near Dayton drag on with no deal in sight as Bosnia's foreign minister Muhamed Sacirbey resigns and calls for greater Muslim-Croat federation power. Secretary of State Warren Christopher and mediator Richard Holbrooke press for a comprehensive accord while cautions from Nicholas Burns reflect continued not-yet-closed negotiations.

Dayton Ohio Warren Christopher Bosnia U.S Clinton State Department Nicholas Burns Christopher Richard Holbrooke Europe United States European Union Sarajevo Muhamed Sacirbey Wright-Patterson Air Force Base Sacirbey Croatia Orasje Japan Slobodan Milosevic Serbia Alija Izetbegovic Mate Granic Burns

Foster triumphs in Louisiana governor race

Republican Mike Foster defeated Cleo Fields with 64 percent of 972 882 votes after 99 percent reporting. Foster promised a referendum on gambling and a constitutional amendment for ballot issues, budgeting improvements, and higher education funding. Fields congratulated Foster and predicted a future governor’s bid.

New Orleans Mike Foster Louisiana Saty Foster Cleo Fields Lafayette Fields Congress Baton Rouge Edwin Edwards

Black leaders unveil nine point plan after Million Mah March

At a news conference led by Rev. Benjamin Chavis Jr. and Louis Farrakhan, organizers released a National Strategic Action Agenda. It calls for an economic development trust, a national health plan, an international black communications network, a 1996 national black political convention, a death penalty moratorium, District of Columbia statehood, and black financial reparations.

Washington Benjamin Chavis Jr Nation of Islam Louis Farrakhan District of Columbia Chavis

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