Dole urges Clinton Balkans troop plan support
Senate Majority Leader Bob Dole urged Congress to back President Clinton's Balkan deployment while voicing safety concerns and a call for a detailed withdrawal strategy. He plans a Senate resolution endorsing the mission with safeguards, arguing it is the right move despite political unpopularity.
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News Briefs on Volcano Eruption Likelihood
A volcano 75 miles northwest of Managua shows uncertain chances of a full eruption. Ash from continual belching blankets thousands of acres, creating widespread disruption across the region.
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Clinton appeals for peace in Northern Ireland visit
President Clinton urged Protestants and Catholics to abandon old grudges as he toured Belfast and Londonderry, drawing crowds exceeding 100000. He urged unity, warned against terror, and praised peace efforts while calling for lasting reconciliation in a region long torn by conflict.
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U S troops enter dying city Tuzla Bosnia
U S soldiers prepare to base in Tuzla with 20 000 troops amid refugees and damaged industry. The city’s coal plants and mines run far below prewar output as officials hope peace aid revives factories and a ruined rail link to the Adriatic. Local leaders cite salt mine collapse and war damage as ongoing challenges.
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Independent counsel review finds no crimes in Clinton passport probe
Joseph DiGenova led a two million dollar inquiry concluding Bush officials made dumb mistakes but did nothing illegal in the 1992 passport files controversy. He blamed structural defects in the independent counsel act and urged restraint, noting no crimes were proven against involved officials.
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AOL and online services calendar from Entertainment Weekly fragment
A fragmented item notes America Online and other services like Compuserve and Prodigy offering events and free software. It lists contact numbers and urges readers to check online calendars for updates and new chats and alignment with online access in the era.
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Anti abortion group moves headquarters to Baltimore
Rescue America, once ordered to pay damages for harassing patients and doctors in Houston, relocated its headquarters to Baltimore in August. Director Don Treshiman said the move aimed to be near Washington, near lawmakers and national media. Planned Parenthood labels the relocation a forced result of court rulings, with injunctions limiting protests at local clinics.
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