China to brief Pentagon on military strategy and spending
Bejing will brief the Pentagon on its overall military strategy and defense spending, breaking long standing secrecy. The agreement may ease regional tensions amid modernization.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1994
Page
3
Bejing will brief the Pentagon on its overall military strategy and defense spending, breaking long standing secrecy. The agreement may ease regional tensions amid modernization.
President Clinton endorsed a Monday US North Korea deal that allows Pyongyang to retain key facilities for years while a Western style reactor begins in 2003. The agreement includes UN special status delays and a six month commercial plan for two new reactors worth 4 billion dollars to replace older DPRK units.
Iraqi officials show a missile test site and an explosives plant run by the Military Industrialization Corp to foreign reporters. The tour aims to persuade the U.N. to test its surveillance system so sanctions on Iraq might be lifted. Hussam Amin says lifting sanctions would end public suffering amid the Kuwait crisis.
The Pentagon will send a combat stress action team with three psychiatrists to Haiti following the third reported U S force death by own action. Defense spokesman Dennis Boxx said the team will train commanders to detect stress that could lead to suicides.
In Towson Maryland Kenneth Peacock received 18 months for shooting Sandra Peacock after finding her with another man. Activists protest a lenient sentence calling it a license to kill while the judge voiced reluctance and urged honesty in the system.
In Sarajevo region gunfire killed a food convoy driver and a second convoy was hijacked by Serb soldiers a day earlier. The violence shows Bosnian Serbs pressuring Muslims as supply lines dry up and the Muslim-led government resists UN and Serb demands to withdraw troops from a demilitarized zone near Sarajevo.
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