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Newspaper
Mesa Tribune
Location
Mesa, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1994
Page
7
The Associated Press reports the embattled Gorazde area as leaders debate limited choices. The New York Times notes administration debate on pulling back and Clinton indicating support for lifting the arms ban to Muslims but says action would not be immediate.
U N chief seeks NATO air strikes to shield Gorazde safe zone in Bosnia. Clinton says no unilateral action and U S would join only if UN forces request. Officials note risk of expansion, questions linger on lifting arms embargo and endgame prospects.
U N chief Boutros-Ghali urged NATO air strikes to protect Bosnias designated safe areas expanding U N authority. NATO response was unclear as observers report Gorazde under heavy shelling with hospitals and shelters hit. Bosnian Serbs claim control of most of Gorazde except center town and riverbank stretch. Russia criticizes Serb talks while EU seeks coordinated diplomacy with US and UN. Bosnian war since 1992 has killed or disappeared at least 200 000 people.
The Red Mountain Christian Center linked facility, run by Ivan Guess, near Taft Elementary School, faced closure after county officials and neighbors questioned safety for children. County Supervisor Jim Bruner recalled the permit, while residents urged stronger location controls for ex offenders.]{
Lawmakers argued over the bill with Symington criticizing Democratic support and a governor’s vague hints on salvageable parts. Proposals included $10 million for preschools serving poor children and an $1 million adult literacy effort, while abortion policy remained a heated point of contention between factions.
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