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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1995

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3

Croats press advance against Serbs in western Bosnia

Croatian forces surge toward Serb positions in western Bosnia with hopes to seize more territory until a peace accord is accepted. A U S diplomatic mission joined talks on a new plan as tens of thousands flee and Dubrovnik looms near artillery ranges. Bosnian Croat leader Kresimir Zubak warned further liberation actions unless Serbs accept the plan.

Zagreb Croatia Bosnia U.S Drvar Dubrovnik HVO Kresimir Zubak

Bill Bradley to retire from Senate and skip 1996 bid

New Jersey Senator Bill Bradley will not seek a fourth Senate term next year and will not challenge President Clinton in the Democratic presidential primaries. The 52 year old former Knicks star planned a noon Newark speech to explain his retirement. Bradley had left the door open earlier this year about challenging Clinton.

Washington New Jersey Bill Bradley Clinton New York Knicks Newark N.J Bradley Princeton Knicks NBA

McVeigh and Nichols plead innocent in Oklahoma City

Defense and prosecution spar over trial venue after McVeigh and Nichols plead innocent. Arraignment before Judge Howland set a one week window to schedule pretrial motions. trial likely in six to nine months. Both sides argue venue and local impartiality amid the bombing case that killed 168 and wounded over 500.

Oklahoma City Timothy McVeigh Terry Nichols McVeigh Nichols U.S Ronald Howland Michael Tigar Sharon Coyne Ms. Coyne Patrick Ryan Stephen Jones Jones Alley

Nine Tokyo cult members charged over LSD and stimulant trafficking

Police in Tokyo ordered new charges against nine people tied to the Aum Shinri Kyo cult for producing stimulants and LSD used in rituals. About 3.5 ounces of LSD, 6.6 pounds of mescaline, and 7 ounces of stimulants were seized. Seven of the nine were already in custody. new arrest orders formalize charges.

Tokyo Asahi Shimbun

U.N. arms chief heads to Baghdad for disclosures

The U.N. weapons monitor Rolf Ekens travels to Baghdad for four days of talks with Iraqi officials promising new disclosures on weapons programs linked to Lt Gen Hussein Kamel al Majid. He will then go to Amman to meet the exiled Iraqi weapons chief.

United Nations U.N Baghdad Iraq Rolf Ekens Amman Jordan Ekens Hussein Kamel al-Majid al-Majid

Keanu Reeves fans pack Ventura Theatre for Dogstar show

Keanu Reeves and his band Dogstar drew long lines of eager fans at Ventura Theatre north of Los Angeles. Some admitted indifference to the folk trash sound while others offered praise, saying Reeves proved even stars are fallible in public.

Tricia Arnsdorf

Moms Warn About College Lies From Close Relationships

New York AP reports University of Virginia study finds college students lie in about half of conversations with mothers, 46 percent to moms and 34 percent to lovers, with higher deception toward strangers and lower to close partners. Diaries of 77 students and 70 Charlottesville residents underpin results.

New York University of Virginia College University of Virginia Bella DePaulo Charlottesville DePaulo American Psychological Association Mom

Lack of funding closes poison control centers

The Mahoning Valley Poison Center shut after losing $238,000 in state funding and St Elizabeth's Medical Center could no longer cover $260,000. The closure follows years of financial pressure on U S poison centers as federal options are studied. Around two million people use these centers annually.

Boston United States National Fire Protection Association NFPA Washington America Ohio Mahoning Valley Duke University Shirley Osterhout St Elizabeth’s Medical Center Youngstown Mahoning Valley Center Nancy Siefert

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