NATO Attacks Continue Over Sarajevo Ultimatum Conflict
NATO and U N A bombardment of military targets around Sarajevo continues after a French jet was downed near Pale. Serb commander Ratko Mladic rejects the demand to remove weapons, pledging to respond to any attack. Milosevic backs the U S backed peace plan as Holbrooke meets in Belgrade. U N officials say munitions depots near Sarajevo were hit.
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Bernard Janvier
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Pale
Boris Yeltsin
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Russia
Momcilo Krajisnik
Slobodan Milosevic
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Bosnia
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Richard Holbrooke
Belgrade
Hemenway Presses Student Centered KU Budget Plan
Hemenway criticizes budget cuts to graduate education and promotes a student centered campus where the chancellor does not dictate curriculum. He backs linear tuition per credit hour and tenure criteria focused on teaching, scholarship, and citizenship, aiming KU to be more user friendly and hospitable to diverse students.
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Lawrence
Goodland
Hemenway
Co ed seeks fresh start at Tufts after admission row
MeprorD Massachusetts Gina Grant arrived at Tufts after her Harvard admission was rescinded for fatally bludgeoning her mother with a candlestick in 1990 at age 14. Conservative editorials condemned Tufts for admitting her while critics argue the death shows the teens actions harm the community. Tufts released a statement on Grant's acceptance.
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Dole targets U S history standards and tax plan push
Senate leader Bob Dole moves to shore up conservative backing by challenging proposed national U S history standards and outlining tax simplification ideas. He contemplates a 60 percent Congressional vote to raise income taxes, and will address the Economic Club of Chicago and the American Legion in Indianapolis, while weighing support for a bilingual education roll back and an English first measure.
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Clinton ends long vacation with golf and Grand Teton view
President Clinton wraps up a 17 day rest in Jackson Wyoming with two final rounds of golf and a look at the Grand Teton mountains. aides say the break re energizes him for the 1996 re election campaign as he plans campaign style visits in September and a busy return to Washington. Clinton quipped about golf course drivers at a Jackson Chamber of Commerce event thanking locals.
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