Sarajevo U.N. relief convoy arrives as fighting worsens
U.N. forces in Sarajevo receive their first shipment in three weeks while Serb attacks cripple northern Bosnia operations. Bangladeshi peacekeepers are wounded by a Croatian missile fire in the Bihac region as NATO ponders options to salvage the mission including a secure aid corridor and boosted air cover.
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Bihac
Police arrest 40 linked to Solar Temple cult in France
Paris AP report says about 40 people connected to the Order of the Solar Temple were detained in multiple regions of France after an operation with Swiss authorities. The cult drew notoriety after 53 followers died in Switzerland and Canada in a doomsday incident. Police provided few details on the raid and its focus on the group's finances.
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Switzerland
Canada
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France
Brittany
Russian air attack hits Chechnya village near Grozny
Helicopter gunships and jet fighters attacked Pervomaiskoye, killing and wounding villagers amid a broader Russian push into Chechnya. Nine servicemen died and 14 were wounded as 40,000 troops moved to end the region’s secession, while Russian and Chechen delegates pressed for a settlement in Vladikavkaz. Four rockets struck a children's nursery, no children were inside.
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Chechnya
Vera Cheborbayova
Pervomaiskoye
Russian Federation
Boris Yeltsin
Moscow
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Zelimkhan Yandarbiyev
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High School Concert Canceled After Teacher-Director Fight
In Paris Tennessee a Christmas concert at Henry County High School was canceled after a brawl in which chorus teacher Kenneth Humphrey allegedly struck band director Martin Paschall with a chair. Humphrey, a county commissioner and minister, was freed on 1000 dollars bail after the aggravated assault charge was filed. The dispute arose over announcements and locking up their joint office space.
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Paris
Nightmarish hunt to ID serial mail bomb killer
FBI and ATF investigators describe the Unabomber case as a nightmare to solve after tying a pattern of mail bombs to a self-styled literary consultant. Agents traced evidence from the 1989 Birmingham judge and Savannah lawyer murders, checked leads worldwide, and recovered thousands of items before arresting Walter Leroy Moody Jr. in Rex, Georgia.
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What made advertising executive a target of unabomber
North Caldwell New Jersey AP Thomas J Mosser a Young & Rubicam executive was killed in his home kitchen Saturday in an apparent Unabomber bombing. Investigators note Mosser did not work directly with universities airlines or computers but his client list included Xerox and Digital Equipment Corp and a December promotion and Fortune article mentioning him may link to the case. FBI says no definitive connection but continues review of Mosser’s business ties and articles.
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