Shelling wounds five peacekeepers near Tuzla
The Associated Press reports five U.N. peacekeepers were wounded by artillery near Tuzla as diplomats in Germany debated extending the cease fire model from Sarajevo to other Bosnian towns. Russia blocked new NATO ultimatums. talks target a three-state Bosnia and possible U.N. air aid to central Bosnia amid ongoing fighting.
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Haiti interim five man rule proposed by Senate leader
Haitian parliamentary leader Bernard Sansaricq outlined legislation to replace exiled President Aristide with a five man interim government, challenging a U.S. backed plan from Washington talks. A Geneva rights report cited a regime of terror with widespread arrests and torture, including of children.
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Ames tied to Soviet mole case with CIA ties and rewards
Ames a 31 year intelligence veteran with ties to the Soviet counterintelligence chief role faces life terms if convicted. His wife Maria Ames a former CIA informant also held without bond as authorities pursue a case detailing over 1.5 million dollars in payments and Swiss bank accounts. The pair were arrested Monday in Alexandria Virginia where the case is being heard. The CIA had suspected a mole inside since 1985 as Ames headed the Soviet counterintelligence office from 1983 to 1985 and could expose agents and operations if guilty.
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Notable U S Spy Cases in the Pollard Howard Walker Network
The article summarizes famous U S espionage cases including Jonathan Pollard who passed over 1000 documents to Israel in 1987 and faced a possible commutation of his life sentence. It notes Edward Lee Howard fleeing to Moscow after tipping off the KGB and John Walker running a four man ring supplying Navy codes to the Soviets. Congressional reaction expresses shock and calls for punishment.
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