U.N. imposes no fly zone over Bosnia as attacks continue
U N Security Council votes 14 to 0 with China abstaining to ban military flights over Bosnia Herzegovina. The measure allows potential enforcement in the future while rebel Serbs renew ethnic cleansing in the north. U N teams struggle to restore power as winter nears and aid airlift remains inadequate.
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U.N. Security Council
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Edward Perkins
China
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Convict Kimberlin Taped Talking to Lawyer About Quayle Claim
A federal report says prison calls between drug convict Brett Kimberlin and attorney Donald Morano were secretly recorded. CNN, via FOIA, aired tapes of Kimberlin repeating his marijuana sale charge against Dan Quayle and railing at isolation and guard removal.
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Dan Quayle
CNN
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Donald Morano
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Justice Department
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Senate
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After Hill Hearings Affected Law and Politics 1991 92
A year after Anita Hill's Senate testimony the public debate on sexual harassment persists. The hearings spurred more EEOC complaints, boosted women’s political participation with record Senate primaries and House candidates, and prompted practical guides and hotlines for victims. Experts note a cultural shift toward recognizing and challenging hostile work environments.
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Helen Neuborne
Legal Defense and Education Fund
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
U.S. Senate
House
Clinton blasts right wingers in Bush antiwar critique
In Kansas City Bill Clinton dismissed President Bush’s attacks on his antiwar stance as a political ploy. Clinton cited reports of an Oval Office strategy crafted with conservative aides to label him unpatriotic. Bush countered from Cincinnati praising police endorsement and vowing to stand with American principles.
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Joe McCarthy
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Robert Dornan
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Reversal of fortune colors 1992 fundraising race
Democrats pull ahead in fundraising as Republicans scramble to mobilize for the 1992 election. The GOP trails 95 million earlier in the cycle, then Democrats lead 43 million since July, with August posting a 17.4 million monthly DNC record.
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