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Newspaper

Mesa Tribune

Location

Mesa, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1994

Page

7

Bosnia Croats and Muslims sign fragile cease fire

In Zagreb a truce between Bosnia's Muslim led government and Croat forces was signed amid Western pressure. The accord, covering central Bosnia and Mostar, aims to halt fighting that split their alliance last April and pave the way for a broader NATO backed peace.

Zagreb Croatia Russia United States France Britain Ger Germany Arizona Bosnia Mostar U.N Yasushi Akashi Yugoslavia Akashi Cise United Nations NATO Yeltsin Sarajevo

Norway reels from antiwhaling boycott hit costs says Greenpeace

Greenpeace said Norway lost about 60 million dollars in export value since 1992 after resuming limited minke whaling. The Norwegian Trade Council disputed the figure, noting a 20 percent rise in exports in 1993 with strong fish and salmon sales.

Oslo Norway Greenpeace Norwegian Trade Council Lars Wang-Andersen Burger King Corp

Rains collapse dam in South Africa kills 11 and leaves 85 missing

A mine refuse dam near Harmony Gold Mine housing complex collapsed after heavy rain, flooding 80 homes, damaging 200, and sending mud across the area. Police say 11 bodies recovered, 85 missing, 450 evacuated, power cut, 100-yard wall failure, $15 million damage.

Virginia South Africa Marie Louw Johannesburg Harmony Gold Mine

Snakes Invade Pinatubo Area Amid Locust Plague

Reports from Manila state Mount Pinatubo region residents face a new threat as cobras and other poisonous snakes gather where locusts have devastated rice and vegetables. Farmers avoid nets at night due to snake fears while local officials urge stronger action from the National Department of Agriculture against the migratory pests first seen February 14.

Manila Philippines Mount Pinatubo National Department of Agriculture

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