Ukraine gives up nuclear arsenal amid carrot diplomacy
Ukraine agrees with the United States and Russia in Moscow to dismantle its 176 intercontinental missiles and about 1,800 warheads. The U.S. pledges $155 million in 1994 aid, with potential doubling for reforms, and plans total $800 million to dismantle weapons in former Soviet republics. Ukraine gains border security guarantees from the U.S., Britain, and Russia, while Ukraine’s enriched uranium stockpile is valued near $1 billion.
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Clinton and NATO pursue air strikes and peace plan
The New York Times reports 16 leaders backed a communique threatening airstrikes to avert the strangulation of Sarajevo and other Bosnian areas. Clinton signaled U.S. support for air arms if warranted while Major proposed punitive strikes around Tuzla. NATO's Partnership for Peace aims to include Eastern European nations without full alliance membership amid Ukrainian denuclearization and Ukraine aid talks.
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Governor Symington Signals Tax Cut Agenda in Budget Speech
Governor Symington, in a 42 minute address to a GOP-led legislature, touted an unemployment drop from 9.7 to 5.7 percent in Arizona, 40,000 new jobs, and a projected $191 million budget surplus while outlining welfare reform, education voucher plans, and tougher crime penalties. He urged tax cuts and blamed government dependency, framing an agenda for the 1994-95 budget. Symington proposed extending AHCCCS, funding child protection, and expanding work incentives for welfare recipients. The speech drew applause from Republicans and cautious caution from Democrats.
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Clinton invites Warsaw Pact rivals to join NATO as partners
President Clinton and other NATO leaders invited former Warsaw Pact rivals to become limited partners in the Western military alliance. The offer targets 22 nations in eastern Europe and former Soviet republics, with many of the 52 OSCE members eligible for future membership.
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NATO aims for shared security through defense cooperation
In 1949 NATO seeks to maintain peace and security in the alliance area by coordinating defense policies and engaging potential adversaries in constructive arms control talks. It provides a forum for consultation to strengthen security through deterrence and to promote cooperation among member countries in natural and desirable fields.
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Lawmakers push juvenile crime reforms across East Valley
State and city leaders in the East Valley unveil anti juvenile crime proposals amid rising crime rates. Mesa Governor Symington and police chiefs push tougher measures, parental accountability, and cross city cooperation, with a youth summit planned to gather teen ideas.
Valley Mayors Plan Six Steps To Curb Juvenile Crime
Valley mayors and police chiefs from Mesa Tempe Chandler Gilbert and Apache Junction will review six focus areas to reduce violent juvenile crime. Coordinate city curfews truancy gun graffiti rules. Improve school safety possibly via dress codes. Fund prevention programs. Promote parental responsibility. Boost community neighborhood and church involvement. Set a joint legislative agenda on juvenile crime.
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