Sarajevo relief airlift resumes as winter bites
Relief planes landed in besieged Sarajevo ending a three week suspension. Bad weather halted most flights and residents faced no heat no electricity and scarce food. Two children aged four and eleven died at the main hospital amid hunger and weight loss.
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Milosevic Leads as Serbia Votes amid War Ties
Milosevic appears headed for re election in Serbia amid widespread fraud claims by rival Milan Panic. The vote underscores Yugoslavia's split and risks international intervention over Bosnia. U N aid planes and relief convoys reach Sarajevo as EC and U N seek to pressure an end to the conflict.
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Bishops Condemn Rape and Murder of Bosnian Women
Three leading bishops of the U S Catholic Conference condemned the rape and murder of thousands of Bosnian women and girls amid the war in Bosnia Herzegovina. Cardinal Bernardin and bishops Roach and Snyder issued the joint statement calling for an end to the violence.
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