Unabomber claims another mail bomb death of exec at Young & Rubicam
FBI ties the Mosser killing to 15 bombs since 1978, linking devices with FC initials to the Unabomber. Target was Thomas Mosser, 50, a Young & Rubicam executive promoted days earlier. The blast at his North Caldwell home killed him and injured no others.
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Clinton pushes free trade with Chile to join NAFTA
34 Western Hemisphere leaders endorsed closer economic ties as President Clinton announced Chile would begin talks to join NAFTA by 2005. The summit ended with pledges to fight crime and corruption, boost democracy, and expand trade across the Americas. Chile’s inclusion would extend the pact to Canada Mexico and the United States and position Chile as a fast-growing Latin American economy.
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ATR commuter planes grounded by FAA ice weather ban
American Eagle grounded 41 ATR commuter planes at O'Hare on Saturday after a government ban on the turboprops in icy conditions. About 290 flights were canceled, impacting thousands nationwide as the hub serves 32 cities. Grounding runs until at least December 15, with SAAB 340 replacements planned. The FAA ban follows wind tunnel tests by the France-based manufacturer cited for possible loss of control in foul weather.
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Bomb kills 1, injures 6 on Philippines Airlines flight
A bomb exploded aboard a Philippines Airlines Boeing 747 en route from Manila and Cebu to Tokyo, killing one passenger and wounding six as the plane made an emergency landing at Naha, Okinawa. A caller in Manila later claimed Abu Sayyaf responsibility.
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Peace moves in Sweden seek to bridge dignity and security
In Stockholm, Shimon Peres and Yasser Arafat pressed renewed talks on Israeli Palestinian peace with Swedish officials. Peres warned poverty endangers peace as Palestinian autonomy stalls, predicting the next two years could be difficult amid economic hardship and rising extremism. The leaders reaffirmed commitment to peace despite obstacles to elections and troop withdrawal.
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Chechnya Talks Open as Russian Troops Press On
Chechen leaders begin peace talks with Moscow in Vladikavkaz while Russian tanks and helicopters push toward Grozny. A key column reached 12 miles northwest as Chechen forces fired rockets, casualties reported. President Yeltsin defends action amid pre election criticism.
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