Attackers kill family of ANC supporters in Natal
South Africa’s Natal province sees nine killed in Port Shepstone as attackers posing as police strike at ANC supporters. Mandela warns the state of emergency will not end quickly and a summit with President de Klerk and Zulu leaders aims to ease tensions before elections set for April 26 to 28. More than 1,000 soldiers deployed to secure KwaZulu and surrounding areas during intensified violence.
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Split PLO factions clash as new Gaza police arrive
In Jabaliya refugee camp Gazans heard a weekend rally led by a Fatah gunman who fired shots and demanded leaders halt negotiations with Israel. Tension rises between street fighters and PLO officials as the first external police and administrators prepare to take over in Gaza and Jericho. The Hebron mosque massacre and the killings of six Fatah members deepen distrust, while judges ponder a possible second gunman using multiple firing points.
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Sinn Fein presses for clarity on peace plan in Ireland
Sinn Fein urged Britain to use the IRA cease-fire to clarify the British Irish peace initiative for Northern Ireland. Britain and Ireland said no talks without the IRA ending violence. Leaders urged restraint as Easter rallies highlighted the historic uprising. Cardinal Daly called for extending the truce and mapping next steps. Gerry Adams sought concrete second and third steps and long term British aims.
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Zhirinovsky denies Jewish origins amid new birth records
The Associated Press and Cable News Network report archives in Alma-Ata Kazakh cities show Zhirinovsky born Eidelshtein. He changed name to Zhirinovsky in June 1964 before moving to Moscow for education. His party won 23.5 percent in December elections and he eyeing 1996 presidency. Officials say records forged.
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Bosnian Front Lines Hold as Easter Peace Fades
Sarajevo hosts a peaceful Easter as fighting continues around the capital. Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadzic orders an investigation into Prijedor killings, with 16 dead reported March 29 to April 1. Gorazde shelters brace under heavy bombardment as U.S. pressure grows for a peace settlement.
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