Hungarian Prime Minister Jozsef Antall Dies at 61
Jozsef Antall, head of Hungary’s first freely elected government, died of cancer in Budapest at 61 after a long battle with non Hodgkin's lymphoma. Interior Minister Peter Boross, acting prime minister, would oversee duties as Parliament and President decide on new elections.
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Rabin and Arafat Fail to Advance Palestinian Self Rule
Cairo talks between Israeli Prime Minister Rabin and Palestinian leader Arafat fail to bridge core gaps blocking the phased withdrawal and civil authority transfer to Palestinians. They plan to reconvene in about 10 days as anger grows in the occupied territories over the stalled accord.
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World in brief convoys reach Bosnian cities amid fighting
U N aid convoys reached Tuzla and Srebrenica on Sunday while a third line carried 78 tons of food to the edge of Sarajevo. Fighting near Tuzla continued as government troops advanced, and Serbs reported casualties and few aid routes to Gorazde. Most residents lack food and shelter per U N officials.
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HIV Epidemic Expands in Africa Says WHO
The World Health Organization reports about 2 million new HIV infections in the past year, concentrated in Africa where teens and young adults are increasingly affected. Michael Merson notes 60 percent of new infections are among ages 15 to 24, with Africa housing nearly 70 percent of all people living with HIV.
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Chilean voters back Frei Ruiz-Tagle in landslide win
In Santiago Eduardo Frei Ruiz-Tagle and his center left coalition won with about 58 percent as 99 percent of votes were counted. Rightist Arturo Alessandri trailed with about 24 percent. Frei pledged to pursue NAFTA membership as a key objective.
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IRA gunmen kill two police in ambush in Fivemiletown
IRA gunmen shot dead two Royal Ulster Constabulary officers in an ambush while on patrol in an unmarked car in Fivemiletown Northern Ireland. The killings raise this year’s death toll in political and sectarian violence to 82.
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Aspin says North Korea crisis not worsening
Defense Secretary Aspin reassured NBC viewers that the Korea situation is not getting worse and that the United States is monitoring North Korea’s nuclear sites. He noted no plutonium harvesting since 1989 and stressed diplomacy while keeping options like sanctions on the table.
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Sicilians urged to cast out Mafia in Sicily
FBI Director Louis Freeh told Sicilians to expel Mafia from towns and churches at a memorial Mass for Giovanni Falcone amid public uproar over the 1992 bombings. He pledged full U.S. cooperation, echoed by Clinton orders to deepen American Italian law enforcement ties.
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