World Briefs Aid Flights Resumed After Sarajevo Sniper Attack
Aid flights resumed Sunday as U N peacekeepers increased patrols in Sarajevo where a Serb sniper attack on streetcars killed one and wounded 11. Food dwindled to a three day supply for 360000 residents while 19 U N and two Red Cross planes rushed aid in anticipation of colder months and a possible Serb airport shutdown.
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Rightists gain in Austria elections shake coalition
In Sunday ballots the government lost its two-thirds majority as Joerg Haider rises with xenophobic rhetoric and telegenic presence. The Social Democrats and the conservative People's Party may keep a coalition but need support from others for constitutional changes, while Flemish independence and Dutch region issues emerge.
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Diana and Hewitt affair reportedly captured on tape
A British tabloid reports security video captured Princess Diana with Maj James Hewitt at his Wiltshire cottage in 1988 during surveillance ordered for security. Hewitt claims a five year affair began in 1986 and ended after the Gulf War. Diana and Charles separated in 1992.
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Yeltsin’s nap fuels drinking rumor cycle abroad
Reports from AP note Boris Yeltsin, 63, faced renewed questions about alcohol use after a flight incident in Ireland and a clumsy moment leading a band in Germany. Critics, including former advisers Yegor Yakovlev and a rival politician, allege erratic behavior on trips, while staff insist he is fine.
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Israel pledges security to Syria amid shuttle peace talks
In Jerusalem Prime Minister Rabin promised security to Syria as Secretary Christopher began renewed talks aimed at a peace treaty. A Jerusalem attack that killed two and wounded 13 including an American diplomat shaded the proceedings. Rabin cited mutual security as a goal and urged progress despite gaps in positions.
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