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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1994

Page

3

Bosnian Serbs free four aid workers and reopen airport

Four aid workers were released by Bosnian Serbs, two Americans and two UNICEF staff, as Sarajevo airport was promised to reopen to all flights. U.N. officials reported signs of improving ties with Karadzic, who outlined a six point plan to end U.N. restrictions and pause fighting, while requesting Carter’s visit to restart peace talks.

Sarajevo Bosnia-Herzegovina United Nations Radovan Karadzic Karadzic U.N NATO Jimmy Carter Bosnia International Rescue Committee U.S Unicef Croatia Jan- Dirk von Merveldt Pale U.N. Protection Force 4Gnprofor von Mervelat U.N. High Commissioner For Refugees Unprofor Otoka von Merveldt

Russians Ring Grozny as Chechens Face Disarmament Ultimatum

Russian forces ring Grozny as President Dudayev hints at resuming talks but his rival Zelimkhan Yandarbiyev demands condition of Russian withdrawal. Yeltsin extends the disarmament deadline to midnight Saturday while Moscow blocks Grozny and clashes intensify across surrounding districts.

Grozny Russia Moscow Dzhokhar Dudayev Dudayev Zelimkhan Yandarbiyev Interfax Chechnya Boris Yeltsin Yeltsin Afghanistan Hun Kremlin

Trooper charged after lecturing couple on abortion stop

Seattle AP report notes state trooper Lane W. Jackstadt 34 charged with unlawful imprisonment and official misconduct after stopping a speeding couple Deanna Thomas 18 and Justin Coper 20 on their way to a clinic and detaining them about 45 minutes leading them to a church counseling session. A bipartisan group of nearly 100 Congress members urged President Clinton to appoint retiring Rep. J Roy Rowland to replace ousted Surgeon General Joycelyn Elders amid health care reform debates.

Seattle Lane W. Jackstadt State Patrol Christine Gregoire Jackstadt Deanna Thomas Justin Coper Washington Congress Clinton J. Roy Rowland D-Ga Joycelyn Elders Rowland House

Lights On for Life Day Remembers Victims of Impaired Driving

Sue Davis described the death of her 3 year old son Ryan run over by a drunken driver in Owings Mills Maryland. Police officers from across the country joined a Transportation Department news conference urging motorists to drive with headlights on Friday to honor victims and mark the Lifesaver Weekend aimed at removing impaired drivers from roads this holiday season.

Washington America Sue Davis Ryan Owings Mills Davis Transportation Department

English mistletoe market dips as French supply rises

In Tenbury Wells England buyers note mistletoe from France pushing prices down to about $1.17 a pound from $1.56 last year. Auctioneer Nick Champion says the influx from France harms the English market prompting farmer complaints about EU common market rules.

Tenbury Wells England Nick Champion European Union

Tarantino Wins Critics Circle Directing Prize for Pulp Fiction

Quentin Tarantino claimed the New York Film Critics Circle directing award for Pulp Fiction, part of a sweep of major year end honors that also saw Quiz Show named best film of 1994. Paul Newman and Linda Fiorentino took top acting prizes, while Hoop Dreams won best documentary.

Tarantino Quentin Tarantino New York Film Critics Circle Robert Redford Los Angeles Film Critics Association National Board of Review of Motion Pictures Paul Newman Linda Fiorentino

Carter's Role Prompts Clinton Foreign Policy Doubts

Washington AP report notes Jimmy Carter takes a third envoy role within a year to press Bosnia talks amid Clinton efforts to regain leadership. Critics question White House control while Carter's talks with Radovan Karadzic raise concerns of a semi autonomous foreign policy.

Washington Clinton Jimmy Carter Carter Radovan Karadzic Bosnia Mr. Karadzic Mr. Carter North Korea Haiti White House Congress Brookings Institution Helmut Sonnenfeldt U.S United States Bill Kristol Project For the Republican Future

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