U N Assists U S on Haitian Refugee Processing
The United Nations will work with the Clinton administration to help process Haitian refugees who fear political retaliation and avoid forcible return. William Gray and UNHCR chief Sadako Ogata approved a regional processing plan with sites and protection for bona fide refugees, as Aristide urged radios and USG alerts.
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Perry says North Korea not yet diverting nuclear fuel
Defense Secretary Perry says inspectors found North Korea has not begun diverting fuel from a reactor that could yield plutonium. The IAEA must analyze removed fuel rods and monitor the rest of the removal process, which started last weekend and should last two more months. If demands are met, the U.S. could pursue new high level talks with North Korea.
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North Korea Talks Back On After Nuclear Inspectors Row
The Clinton administration reportedly decided to resume talks with North Korea after a White House meeting of top officials. Citing unnamed aides, The Times said the decision followed a nuclear agency report finding no diversion of fuel, though the extent of fuel rod removal remained undisclosed.
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Americans Safer From Violent Crime Than Believed
Money magazine in its June issue argues most Americans are safer from violent crime than they think. It cites FBI data showing a 1 percent drop in violent crime in 1993 and a National Crime Victimization Survey rate of 32.1 per 1,000, down from the 1981 peak, while a poll finds 88 percent fear crime and 77 percent worry about victimization.
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Bomb mailed from Mobile to ABC chief, investigators say
Federal agents say a mail bomb sent to ABC chief in New York originated in Mobile. The device failed to explode due to a faulty switch. Return address linked to WEAR Mobile, with UPS from Mail Boxes Etc. in Mobile. No threat history beyond routine complaints about NYPD Blue and gun control broadcasts.
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