Serb forces breach Gorazde defense amid refugees surge
The clash around Gorazde grows dire as two miles from the city center battles continue. UN and U.S. officials report 1,500 to 2,000 flee from south and southeast, villages burned, 52 civilians killed and 249 wounded in a week of heavy fighting. NATO hesitates to intervene. Gen. Shalikashvili warns air power not a green light for Serb attacks. Insufficient UN peacekeepers limit halt to fighting while a broader peace accord remains elusive.
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U S condemns attacks on aid workers in Northern Iraq
United States officials denounced recent assaults on U N personnel and journalists in Northern Iraq. State Department spokesman Mike McCurry said the U N reports Iraq offered a bounty for killing relief workers, signaling sharp concern over escalating dangers.
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Clinton hits road to tour health plan
President Clinton opened his most intensive campaign for the health care overhaul, urging action amid a sense of crisis. A congressional calendar for next week added urgency to his push, as he emphasized core reforms and took his message on the road.
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Man gets 40 in slaving of friend
TERRE HAUTE Ind A man was sentenced to 40 years for killing his friend James Jenkins 29 in April 1993 and attempting to dissolve the body in a 55 gallon barrel of acid Eric Wolfe 26 was convicted of manslaughter last month Wolfe testified he acted in self defense when Jenkins tried to collect drug money Prosecutors said Wolfe was jealous as Jenkins had an affair with Wolfe s estranged wife
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Guatemala weighs anti violence plan
Guatemala President Ramiro de Leon Carpio postponed a decision to suspend constitutional guarantees but said he was weighing severe measures to curb widespread violence. Rumors that Americans were stealing Guatemalan infants for organ transplants sparked panic across the country.
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Honduras seeks four men over plot to kill president
Tegucigalpa authorities hunt four men allegedly hired to assassinate President Carlos Roberto Reina and kidnap tea businessmen in a plan claimed by the military. The masterminds, unnamed, offered about 400000 dollars for the president's death and over 800000 dollars for abducting top executives.
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