Serbs order end to siege around Sarajevo
Serb leaders around Sarajevo ordered artillery fire to cease and withdrew guns from the area per Tanjug. U N peacekeepers demand an end to fighting before relief flights begin for about 300000 Muslims and Croats trapped since the siege began three months ago. Unconfirmed Western reports said the United States might deploy troops to secure the airport for relief missions.
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Republic
Yugoslavia
Study proves restraint value
A study by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration found air bags and automatic seat belts markedly reduce injuries. Air bag use lowers injury risk by 68 percent, while an automatic shoulder belt and manual lap belt cut injuries by 44 percent compared with no usage.
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Washington
Auto Safety Agency
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
Truce called for in Moldova amid fighting toll rises
Overnight artillery attacks in the Trans-Dniester region left two dead and four injured despite a cease fire appeal by Russia Moldova Ukraine and Romania. Sporadic firing lingered in Dubossary and Grigoriopol as the truce attempt lagged. In Georgia a guerrilla attack on Tskhinvali left one dead and six wounded, ITAR Tass reported.
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Grigoriopol
Russia
Ukraine
Romania
Bush daughter wedding kept quiet at Camp David
The White House aims for a private family ceremony for Dorothy LeBlond and Bobby Koch at Camp David Maryland with guests including Samuel Skinner and Ton Coelho. The setup excludes most officials and reporters while the groom’s family and Koch’s colleagues attend. The gown by Arnold Scaasi is light colored, and Navy Chaplain John Fursti will officiate.
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White House
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Bobby Koch
Richard Gephardt
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Marilyn
Quayle
Koch
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Quayles
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Texas
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Heidi Hicks
National Rehabilitation Hospital
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St. Louis
Ann Richards
David Dreyer
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Barbara Tanner
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Camp David Chapel
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MIA chief doubts any GIs still alive in Indochina
Pentagon POW MIA chief Maj. Gen. George Christmas told the Senate committee he doubts any American serviceman who fought in Vietnam remains alive in Indochina. He noted no current evidence supports captives, while Sen. Kerry accused a Pentagon official of misleading the public in 1973 about remaining Americans. Vesey, Bush’s POW MIA envoy, also doubts any Americans survive in Indochina.
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Indochina
George Christmas
Senate Select Committee
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John Kerry
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Roger Shields
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Shields
North Vietnam
Army
John Vessey
Bush
Vietnam
First lady says Perot offered Bush a job long ago
Barbara Bush says Ross Perot once offered George Bush a top post in an oil company in the late 1970s and did not rule out past friendly ties. The interview also covers Perot criticism, Bushs cabinet views on homosexuality, abortion, and a denial of investigations into their sons.
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Bush
Washington
Ross Perot
Barbara Bush
Texas
Barbara Walters
ABC News
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Republican Party
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George
Jim Squires
Vietnam
Petrus Oil
James A. Baker III
Defense
Dick Cheney
Doctor Kemink Shot at Michigan Hospitals Clinic
Dr John Kemink a leading pediatric specialist died after being shot in the head shoulder and abdomen at the University of Michigan Hospitals clinic in Ann Arbor A 67 year old patient was arrested as he attempted to flee Officials said the suspect a regular patient was described as disgruntled and as a semiautomatic handgun was recovered at the scene Kemink directed the Cochlear Implant Program and had been named among top 10 pediatric specialists by Child magazine in February Unclear whether the shooting occurred at the Taubman Center outpatient clinic
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Owsley
Child Magazine
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