West near agreement on use of force in Bosnia
In Sarajevo and Belgrade Western powers converge on authorizing force to protect aid in Bosnia as Serb leaders prepare to defuse outrage over detention camp abuses. Red Cross inspectors may visit camps this week, while UN and human rights officials plan sessions and debate.
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Bosnia
Sarajevo
Bosnia-Herzegovina
Foreign Ministry
Maurice Gourdault Montagne
UN Security Council
Milan Panic
Belgrade
Mr Panic
Bosna
Red Cross
Claudia Grassi
International Committee of the Red Cross
Geneva
Pierre Gauthier
UN Human Rights Commission
Pierre Mehu
Commission
Morris
Abram
Human Rights Commission
Former
Yugoslavia
U N inspectors keep work in Iraq secret
U N weapons inspectors pursue work in Iraq in secret to avoid tension with Baghdad while citing 11 percent cease fire compliance. The team led by Russian Nikita Smidovich completed an inspection at the Agriculture Ministry then moved to a hotel, with several more sites planned.
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Manama
Bahrain
Iraq
Baghdad
Agriculture Ministry
Nikita Smidovich
UNIT program seeks to ease city housing tensions
A city housing initiative named UNIT aims to improve relations with residents through outreach and programs. The text fragment includes scattered names and partial phrases, indicating community engagement efforts and local concerns, but lacks coherent details or clear outcomes in the readable portion.
Bell Atlantic workers weigh strike as talks limp on
Washington AP union officials say tentative contracts reached with Illinois, Ohio, Michigan, Wisconsin and Indiana firms but Bell Atlantic employees may strike. Ameritech wrapped up talks in Midwest. Bell Atlantic stalled, workers could pull the plug anytime. Negotiations resume Tuesday. Southwestern Bell and BellSouth agencies reached tentative deals. Pacific Telesis still in talks.
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Washington
Ilinois
Ohio
Michigan
Wisconsin
Indiana
Bell Atlantic
Ameritech
Baby Bells
Midwest
Butumon
District of Columbia
Vince Massano
Communications Workers of America
Delaware
Virginia
Maryland
West Virginia
Washington DC
Maisano
Timor
Weather and sports tease from Hagerstown tournament notes
Sunny and warm today with highs in the upper 80s. Warm again on Tuesday with pleasant conditions. In the Vinercar Teiton baseball tournament at Hagerstown, Western Wastand faces Parksteme tenths at 7. See Paragraph 42 for map and details.
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PSA Pest
Continuurs
Hagerstown
Thesia ¢ Western Wastand
Tia Poeksteme Tencbt
West Virginia plane crash leaves pilot with minor injuries
Sherman D Taffelt of Columbia was the sole occupant when the plane lost engine at 9500 feet and crash landed near Parkersburg. He suffered a broken nose and facial cuts but reported no one on the ground injured. the craft clipped a house roof and hit an antique shop chimney before crashing near St Marys, about 10 miles from Parkersburg.
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Parkersburg
Wva
Frederick Municipal
Sherman D Taffelt6
Columbia
St Josephs Hospital
Taffeste
Ed Minstator
Baltimore
Civ
Frederich
Taffel
Associated Press
St Marys
Connie Dale
Tarfe
Sundergill Defends County on Business, Planning
Frederick County Commissioners President Ronald Sundergill defended the board’s choice not to appoint William Browning to the Planning Commission, saying the county is pro business. He noted current appointees Marty Rice and Joel Anderson are businessmen, and argued anti business charges focus on unrelated quarry and recycling rulings. Sundergill voiced support for environmentalist Thomas Hatters in the congressional race and urged continued activism.
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Point OF Rocks
Frederick County
Ronald Sundergill
William Browning
Browne
HIT
Frederick
Bob White
Planning Commission
Browning
Sunderegill
Marty Rice
Joel Anderson
Rice
Anderson
Marland
Sundergin
Thomas Hatters
Congress
Hatters
6Th Congressional
Hattery
Hagecs
Mr Hatters
ICC
Fc Appenent
le Bartett
Irc
Hese Fe
Beautiful Babies at Show Spotlight
Readable parts describe a baby show with notable entrants and judges. Names and places are garbled but hints point to a local exhibition highlighting infant participants and community interest. The fragment suggests a lively event atmosphere with small prizes and attendance.
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France
Brita
United States
Bosnia- Herzegovina
U.N
Security Council
Kuwait
John Simmons
He Oy
Charles Brown
B.sancy Tls News Peat Staff
Peake
Alorpas
Bree
Peace Pott
Pether
Sarner Wrosira
Inside the News
Ark Crummett
Buck Wisner
Kendick George
West Patrick Street
Carroll Creek
W. Va
Sundergill
Julia Robb
News-Post
White
Free State Recycling Systems Corp
Sabillass Ie
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