Refugee repatriation talks open in Amman
Israel Jordan Egypt and the Palestinians meet in Amman to discuss Palestinian refugee repatriation for the first time since 1967. Israel seeks limits on returns under its 1993 accord with the PLO, warning that a large influx could destabilize the territories.
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El Salvador Witness Returns Home After Simpson Trial
Rosa Lopez, key defense witness in the O J Simpson case, leaves the United States tired of press intrusion and reaches El Salvador. She faces reporters at a relative’s home in Sensuntepeque, 35 miles east of San Salvador, then heads to a farm countryside escape, unsure if she will return to the U S.
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Assassination case twists as accuser becomes accused in Mexico
Mexico's high profile murder probe took a bizarre turn as Mario Ruiz Massieu, once a federal prosecutor accusing officials of a coverup in his brother Jose Francisco Ruiz Massieu’s killing, was charged with diverting attention from Raul Salinas de Gortari. U.S. authorities tied $6.9 million to his name. he faced Newark court on cash declaration charges while Raul Salinas faced trial for murder plot.
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New alliance could escalate war in Bosnia
In Zagreb Croatia and Bosnia's Muslim-Croat federation signaled caution over a joint military command raising fears of renewed fighting as 12,000 UN peacekeepers prepare to depart. Rebels in Bosnia and Croatia had already formed a joint command, with leaders insisting no binding agreement was signed Monday.
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North Korea warns nuclear deal could fail over reactors
North Korea warned the U S that the agreed framework could collapse if Washington proceeds with South Korean made reactors. KCNA cited a foreign ministry spokesman, saying North Korea distrusts the reactors as unsafe while the 4 billion dollar deal links dismantling its nuclear program with improved diplomacy.
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Vets commemorate capture of bridge at Remagen
Fifty years after American GIs crossed the Rhine at the Ludendorff Bridge veterans and relatives gathered beneath Remagen’s stone towers for a ceremony marking the pivotal capture that hastened the war’s end. The bridge stood as a symbol of Allied advance and peace, drawing visitors to the Peace Museum housed in the remaining towers.
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