Bosnian Serbs Attack Safe Haven, Gorazde Blocked
In Gorazde and surrounding areas Bosnian Serb forces intensified assaults on a U.N. declared safe haven for Muslims. A radio operator reported over 40 villages vanished as the offensive aims to erase Muslim strongholds in eastern Bosnia. A Security Council vote proposed up to 10,000 additional troops, but critics say the move risks creating Muslim ghettos and does little to halt Serb aggression.
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Rise of AIDS concerns teens and syphilis rise
Berlin reports adolescents worldwide show higher syphilis rates, raising fears of increased AIDS risk. Dr. Karen Hein of Montefiore Medical Center notes adolescent women have higher HIV infection rates than adults and cites denial and sex education debates.
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Cambodian power pact rejected amid calls for interim government
In Phnom Penh the post-election bargaining heated as FUNCINPEC pressed Hun Sen out of power sharing. About 400 gathered at the royal palace urging Prince Sihanouk to lead an interim government to prevent violence while UN officials seek stability.
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Higuita jailed over hostage negotiation in Colombia
Colombian soccer star Rene Higuita faces charges under an anti kidnapping law for aiding to free Claudia Molina, daughter of trafficker Luis Carlos Molina, by contacting kidnappers with a ransom offer. He could face up to 10 years for paying ransoms and two years for negotiating with hostage takers. Police arrested him in Medellin and transferred him to Bogota.
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Clinton's approval soft in CBS NYT poll findings
CBS News and The New York Times released a poll showing 38 percent of Americans approve of President Clinton's performance, 47 percent disapprove, with 69 percent saying he learns from problems. The survey covers perceptions of liberalism, taxation, and his shift from the left, plus reaction to Guinier withdrawal.
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Jackson Leads Discrimination Protest at Denny's.
In Annapolis, Reverend Jesse Jackson joined about 40 demonstrators outside a Denny's to protest alleged racial discrimination. Six black Secret Service agents, guarding President Clinton, say they were denied service and have filed a federal suit. Other complaints against Denny's have surfaced, including incidents in Virginia and California. Spokesman Coleman Sullivan defended the chain, saying Denny's does not discriminate.
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Kansas Zon es Today and Clinton Lake Weather Report
Kansas zones predict partly sunny and warm conditions with winds 10 to 25 mph and high temperatures from 60s to upper 80s. Clinton Lake report shows lake temperature 69 and level 878.34 ft, with zones 1 to 17 carrying varied thunderstorm chances from 30 to 50 percent through today tonight and Monday.
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Travel Outlook Severe Thunderstorms Across Regions
Weather report outlines today’s thunderstorm chances across MISSQUAL NEBRASKA OKLAHOMA COLORADO with highs mainly in the 70s and 80s. Tonight and Monday bring scattered storms, varying winds and mountain temps, plus road condition contacts for Kansas.
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Hutchison Wins Texas Senate Seat in Landfall for Republicans
Kay Bailey Hutchison defeated Bob Krueger to claim Texas’s vacant U.S. Senate seat, giving the state two Republicans in the chamber for the first time in 118 years. Hutchison led 66.8 percent to 33.2 percent with about 60 percent of precincts reporting, emphasizing opposition to Clinton's tax plan and energy tax.
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