Bishop seeks end to Iraq sanctions push
Former U S Attorney General Ramsey Clark and an American Roman Catholic bishop vowed Saturday to press for an end to U N trade sanctions on Iraq. They spoke as 80 American aid workers handed over 4 million dollars worth of medicines and medical supplies to Iraqi health authorities. Such visits technically violate U N Security Council sanctions imposed after Iraq 1990 invasion of Kuwait unless permission is sought, though the U S government has tolerated aid groups' visits.
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Mass funeral for 186 Bosnian war victims draws 10000 mourners
Ten thousand people mourned 186 Muslim victims exhumed from mass graves in east Mostar. Leaders urged remembrance to prevent repeats as Serbs Croats and Muslims cooperate on war-dead investigations. In Oaxaca a rural priest was shot to death and left in a car trunk. Ortiz Carreno, 42, found shot in the head in a luxury car near a cemetery.
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End to Indonesia protests urged as clashes turn deadly
President Suharto warned he would quash violence as students clashed with police in Yogyakarta during the third day of protests over the economy. A 41-year-old businessman died amid the unrest, the first fatality in student police confrontations. A police officer was killed elsewhere in Bogor. Suharto leaves for Cairo, urging restraint on his 32 year rule.
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