Clinton seeks unity of world powers behind Yeltsin
In Vancouver President Clinton works to rally the world's wealthiest nations to support Boris Yeltsin's reform drive. Secretary Christopher pledges ongoing aid and reform backing regardless of the April 25 referendum. Clinton cites a 1.6 billion package including food credits and privatization funds with Russian leaders praising the partnership.
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Lawrence Eagleburger
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Bush
ABC
Daily relief convoys planned for Srebrenica
U N officials announce daily convoys to Srebrenica to evacuate up to 15 000 refugees amid Bosnian Serb siege. Sarajevo demands access for international troops to protect non evacuated residents. Mendiluce calls it a test case for Serbs and warns of stronger action. Security Council may impose stiffer sanctions this week.
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Civil rights leaders honor King's dream on anniversary
Civil rights leaders recall Martin Luther King Jr's dream as racial tensions rise nationwide. Activists like Jesse Jackson urge action beyond spectatorship while trials in Los Angeles echo the era's struggle for justice. Monuments and memorials mark the Lorraine Motel site as communities seek unity.
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Pasadena
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Frederick residents recall King assassination anniversary
Lord Nickens, Adamstown NAACP leader, recalls April 4 25 years ago when news of Martin Luther King Jr. death hit as he stood outside a Frederick Shopping Center. He says anger followed, while John Twine, current chapter president, reflects on ongoing racial tensions and calls for prayer and reconciliation.
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Remembering King Through History and Community
Voices recount the shock of King’s assassination and a veteran’s search for context. Mr Twine, just home from 23 months in Vietnam, recalls learning of the crime after a long absence from news back home. He visits King’s grave, Dexter Avenue Church, and the Memphis motel, while local unrest follows the tragedy in Frederick and Washington.
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Weather and hunting season note in Frederick News Post
The Frederick News Post reports a cloudy cool forecast with highs near 50 and lows in the 30s through Tuesday. It notes Turkey hunting season starts April 17 and references Jim Gilford's Drumming log and recycled paper facts.
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Interns Learn Research Involves More Questions Than Answers
Stacy Bartram, 17, of Middletown High School interns at the National Cancer Institute Fort Detrick branch, learning research raises questions more than provides answers. She works on a protein that bends DNA. Dr. Thomas Schneider mentors her under the Werner Kirsten program, one of 12 interns this year. The institute plans 16 internships with 30 applications, supported by a 20 000 dollar budget this year and 26 000 for next year. Interns spend hours in labs, get graded, and may appear as contributing researchers in publications, as mentors say the program links school science with real world research.
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A Busy Maryland Day for Rep Roscoe Bartlett
Rep Roscoe G Bartlett begins a hectic day shuttling from his 144-acre estate to the Capitol. He meets Capitol Police officers, lobbies for a bill restricting lawmakers from exempting themselves, attends a Maryland insurance agents breakfast, then joins a GOP strategy session. He works through tunnels and stairs to reach his third floor office by 10 23 a m.
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