U.S. Rejects Standby U.N. Peacekeeping Team
Washington rebuffs joining a U.N. standby peacekeeping force as Secretary Warner says the United States will not contribute troops or equipment, opting for case by case participation. U.N. officials warn rapid response could be hindered. France and other nations favor a standing resource for Chapter 6 missions.
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Somalia
MIAs' Remains Returned From Vietnam to U S shores
Hanoi turned over nine sets of remains believed to be Americans missing in the Vietnam War. Army Lt Col John C Cray, head of the U S MIA Office in Hanoi, praised Vietnam's cooperation and noted gains since the February 3 lifting of the trade embargo. Investigators gained access to ten prisons in six weeks to verify POW sightings.
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Fatima Khalaifa Killed in West Bank Home Incident
Fatima Khalaifa, a pregnant mother, was laid to rest in a rocky grave after a bullet struck her while cleaning her home in AL JIB. Reported to have been shot by a Jewish settler whose car was reportedly stoned, the killing raises fresh questions about armed settler behavior in the occupied territories amid concerns following the Hebron massacre on February 25.
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Singapore Leader Defends Flogging Teen for Vandalism
Singapore’s paramount leader Lee Kuan Yew, in a television interview, praised strict laws for keeping the wealthy city-state orderly and safe. He contrasted Singapore with the United States, stating American society is rich yet unsafe and chaotic.
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Kissinger Seeks Pact for South Africa Elections
Henry Kissinger arrived in Johannesburg leading seven foreign mediators to avert derailing South Africa’s first all race elections. He aims to broker a compromise between the Inkatha Freedom Party and the ANC as Inkatha threatens a boycott and violence looms over the vote.
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Weight Loss Discovery Through Appetite Control
An ad claims soluble fiber from Fiber Delight helps weight loss by curbing hunger and cravings for hours. It cites studies linking fiber to lower cholesterol and blood pressure and mentions a testimonial of a person named David Hastings who reportedly lost 60 pounds in 20 weeks.
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