UN blames Bosnian Serbs for deadly Sarajevo market shelling
United Nations investigators concluded the Monday shelling that killed 36 and wounded 88 near a Sarajevo marketplace came from Bosnian Serb positions. The attack, part of the four year conflict, prompted talks of NATO airstrikes while threatening renewed peace negotiations in Paris.
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Gingrich drug executions criticized as simplistic proposal
President Clinton’s drug policy adviser called Speaker Gingrich’s plan to execute drug smugglers a simplistic, ineffective approach. The critique followed Gingrich’s rally claim that mandatory executions would curb illegal drugs entering the U S.
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Pesticide levels in food very low study finds
AP report on 1993 Agricultural Department testing shows nearly every apple had pesticide traces but at levels far below safety limits. Most other fruits and vegetables had no detectable residues or minimal levels, with only 1.5 percent of all samples above legal limits.
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Wilson Launches Presidential Bid With Liberty Backdrop
California Governor Pete Wilson formally enters the GOP race in New York, denouncing a federal government he calls out of step and out of control while using the Statue of Liberty as a symbol against illegal immigration. He vows to restore fairness, criticize welfare and crime policies, and challenge President Clinton on welfare reform and borders. He notes past comeback from deficits, cites immigrant roots, and frames optimism vs federal overreach.
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Gator Eats Fox-Hunting Dogs Then Yields Tracking Collars
In Florida a 10 foot 11 inch alligator captured after 20 years of missing hunting dogs turned up the electronic collars of six hounds. Rufus Godwin’s $5,000 walker fox hound Floro disappeared in Blackwater River State Forest, and the gator’s discovery revealed a grim pattern of dog toll and a private dinner bell along Coldwater Creek.
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