Reformer may rethink resignation in Russia cabinet talks
Finance Minister Boris Fyodorov, Russia’s reformer, said he would negotiate his future with President Yeltsin, keeping the option to stay in the new Cabinet. He resigned amid market reform backlash but has not formally left, meeting with Prime Minister Chernomyrdin who offered a Cabinet post Fyodorov rejected.
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Israel says progress in talks with Palestinians on self rule
Israel reports progress in negotiations with the Palestinians as Rabin calls for Assad to meet him anywhere on earth. Peres and Arafat met in Norway and may advance plans for the Gaza Jericho autonomous area while cross border issues remain unresolved. A Dead Sea resort plan is cited as a forward step.
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King Hussein warned Israel before Yom Kippur War says aide
Naphtali Lau-Lavie, former Moshe Dayan aide, reveals in an updated memoir that King Hussein secretly visited Israel 11 days before the 1973 war and warned that Syria was poised for attack and would not strike without Egypt. Golda Meir relayed the warning to Dayan, but Israel’s military echelon remained unimpressed. The king sought to warn without burning bridges as Egypt and Syria launched on Oct 6, 1973 catching Israeli forces by surprise. The censorship ban on Hussein's visit had been lifted, Lau-Lavie stated.
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Bentsen buys same old horse again BeING
Treasury Secretary Lloyd Bentsen praised China for agreeing to allow U S officials to visit five prisons as part of a human rights push. The move comes amid U S irritation over China’s overall progress on rights and Tibet and the MFN renewal debate. Dissidents warn the concessions are limited but see value in pressure and dialogue.
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Gunmen kill dozens at Colombian political rally in Apartado
In Apartado, 200 people witnessed bloodshed as gunmen believed to be leftist guerrillas opened fire at EPL supporters after a rally for national elections. At least 35 people died and eight were wounded. President Gaviria ordered a curfew, banned alcohol sales, and offered a 625000 reward for rebel leaders.
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