Bosnian Serbs agree to reconsider peace plan
Bosnian Serb leaders after pressure from Yugoslav backers said they would revisit a rejected peace plan. Milosevic pressuring Serbs to sign at Athens talks, while Clinton and Christopher urge deeds over words. U.N. sanctions bite as air strikes and a new Athens round loom.
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Serbia
David Owen
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Astronauts test blood pressure on space shuttle test cuffs
At Space Center in Houston NASA studied a silicone cuff around Charles Precourt neck to mimic blood pressure and explore dizziness after weightlessness. Crewmates searched for a tiny air leak that officials later said was a temperature spike, while conserving power for a possible 10th day in orbit.
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Space Agency
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Aspin fires general over C 17 program failure
Defense Secretary Les Aspin dismissed Maj Gen Michael M Butchko Jr and disciplined two other generals and a civilian over the C 17 cargo plane program overruns. The action follows findings on performance tied to the system program director role.
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Defense
Les Aspin
Air Force
Pentagon
Deportees Return to West Bank amid Jericho Welcome
Fifteen Palestinian deportees crossed the Jordan River into Israeli-occupied territory ending up to 25 years in exile. Crowds gathered near the Allenby Bridge and Jericho square cheering and dancing as they welcomed the returnees home.
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Occupied Territories
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Israel
Gaza Strip
Middle East
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McClellan Seeks Budget After Painting Controversy
McClellan pushed for control after a painting featuring provocative portraits of President Bush and Gen Schwarzkopf stirred criticism. He cited a board letter granting more oversight and suggested a $1 million request could likely be settled for about half, noting the past tense and a smoother process ahead.
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H. Norman Schwarzkopf
Board of Directors
Cult ruins yield 72 bodies in Waco search
The burned cult compound near Waco yielded 72 corpses in the search, 14 fewer than expected. Koresh remains unidentified as medical examiners warn the tally may shift, with 28 autopsies completed and investigations into shootings and underground tunnels continuing on the 77 acre site.
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Texas
David Koresh
Mike Cox
State Department of Public Safety
Koresh
Nizam Peerwani
Texas Rangers
Cox
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