Airline Crash Kills 261 Near Runway in Nagoya Flight 140 Disaster
Survivors from Japan and Taiwan report 261 dead as China Airlines Flight 140 crashes near Nagoya after warning of trouble. Police and fire crews dig through wreckage, identifying many victims while witnesses dispute initial engine failure claims.
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Serb weapons compliance averts airstrike deadline
UN official Yasushi Akashi said Serbs complied with a 2:01 a.m. deadline to withdraw from a 12.4 mile exclusion zone around Gorazde. NATO warned of airstrikes if not met. Observers found weapons moved. cooperation cited. U.N. and NATO stance remained firm on possible future strikes.
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Cease-fire seen as failing by Rwandan rebels
The New York Times reports rebels refuse to halt their drive as Theogene Rudasingwa declares the cease-fire a last chance for army forces to stop massacres in Kigali. Human rights groups and Western backers blame rebels for the plane downing triggering ethnic violence against moderates and Tutsis.
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