Starr Replaces Fiske as Whitewater Prosecutor
Kenneth Starr is appointed to lead the Whitewater inquiry, replacing Robert Fiske. The three judge panel cites independence concerns and aims to preserve the act's intent. Starr, a former Bush solicitor general, vows a swift, orderly transition with Reno and the White House signaling cooperation.
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NATO strikes target Bosnian Serb weapons near Sarajevo
NATO jets bombed an M-78 armored anti tank vehicle near Sarajevo amid Serb seizure of U N depot weapons. Two A 10s fired 600 rounds while French and Dutch aircraft joined the mission ordered after Serbs fired on a U N helicopter. U N and NATO warned of more strikes if weapons are not returned.
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Castro threatens Cuban exodus over Havana riots
In Mexico City Fidel Castro warned he would allow a mass Cuban exodus by sea, a response to riots on Havana's waterfront and recent hijackings. He urged the United States to stop encouraging escape, noting two police were killed by hijackers as boats tried to reach the U S.
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Russian military plane crash in Siberia kills 47 aboard
An four engine turboprop An-12 transport plane crashed in heavy rain and fog in eastern Siberia, killing all 47 aboard. Air force spokesman says it simply missed the runway, while other officials cite possible engine fire or hill collision. The disaster adds to Russia's airborne safety concerns amid seven crashes this year. Aircraft carried Russian army officers, though reports of high ranking commanders among the dead were unconfirmed.
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Martial law in Qazvin amid Iran unrest protests
The Mujahedeen Khala says martial law began in the northwestern city of Qazvin after two days of anti-government riots that left at least four dead and many wounded. Security forces clashed with protesters, hundreds were arrested, as the city faced government threats to curb spreading unrest.
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Zodiac killer returns to haunt New York area
New York police and investigators examine a note claiming to be from the Zodiac, tying a string of attacks from 1992 to 1993 to the 1990 New York killings. Handwriting experts compare the letter to earlier taunts while police assess links to the San Francisco cases and a possible copycat.
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Clashes Between Refugees and Zairean Soldiers Near Goma
Deadly clashes at Katale camp force UN to suspend 220 tons of food convoys. Looting soldiers fired, killing an elderly Rwandan man and wounding a six year old and two others. U.N. fears more violence amid 150,000 refugees, cholera and dysentery deaths.
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