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.
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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.
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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.
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