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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1994

Page

5

Carter seeks Serb backing in Bosnia peace push

Jimmy Carter and his wife Rosalynn arrived in Pale near Sarajevo to urge Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadzic to back a peace deal. French sniper fire and renewed fighting wounded two peacekeepers as U.N. reports describe Velika Kladusa refugees and aid convoys reaching Sarajevo amid Abdic’s separatist forces.

Bosnia-Herzegovina Jimmy Carter van Karadzic Iter Hatory Bosnia Jadzic Carter Rter The Rosalyn Pale Sarajevo U.N Claire Grimes Velika Kladusa Fikret Abdic Abdic Grimes Bihac Maj. Koos Sol

Welfare training programs fail to reach high risk women study says

A General Accounting Office report says education and training programs under Aid to Families with Dependent Children fail to reach many at highest risk of term dependency, especially teenagers and drug abusers. It also finds state JOBS programs lack strong links to local job supports. about 11 percent of 4 million AFDC parents were in JOBS through 1993.

Ashington Congressional E General Accounting Office

Pope John Paul II Named Time Man of the Year 1994

Time magazine selects Pope John Paul II as the 1994 Man of the Year noting his vision of a moral life and urging global followers. It cites his travels, the bestseller Crossing the Threshold of Hope, and influence at the U N conference on population and development.

New York Pope John Paul II Time Magazine John Paul II Time U.N

Gas prices fall amid reformulated fuel shift

In Los Angeles and nationwide, gasoline prices slid about a penny per gallon as crude oil costs eased and retailers cut reformulated clean air fuel prices. The Lundberg Survey of 10,000 stations shows an average pump price of 1.20 plus tax, a decline from December. Trilby Lundberg notes reformulated gas must reach pipelines by January 1 and urges refiners, wholesalers, and retailers to clear existing stocks.

S Angeles Lundberg Esalers Trilby Lundberg

Arafat links Palestinian elections to Israeli withdrawal

PLO chief Yasser Arafat told visiting diplomats that Palestinian elections can be held only after Israel withdraws from West Bank towns. Arafat said a partial troop pullout was proposed but a full withdrawal is needed to reduce dangers to the peace process.

Zacity Gaza Strip PLO Yasser Arafat Israel West Bank Arafat United States Russia Europe Gaza Ael

Gas refinery ablaze after Russian raid on Grozny outskirts

Russian warplanes attacked the Dolinsk area near Grozny, burning a gas refinery and leaving four civilians dead along a road. Chechen firemen found corpses beside charred cars while two people were injured by a nearby power plant strike and a damaged water reservoir. Chechens prayed in the capital as Moscow pressed a heavy assault, with 10,000 to 40,000 troops deployed and calls for peace talks fading.

Grozny Russia Dolinsk Moscow Caucasus Mountain Republic Itar-Tass Dzhokhar Dudayev Yeltsin Chechnya Josef Stalin Star-Tass Dudayev

GOP seeks nationwide limits on damages in lawsuits

The Contract With America would curb punitive damages and cap awards for injuries from products, while shifting losers to pay winners' legal fees. Critics fear chilling valid claims and deterring ordinary people from pursuing justice. Supporters cite curb on frivolous suits and costly litigation.

Washington McDonald’s Ford Motor Co House Republicans America Congress GOP House Senate Jim Ramstad R-Minn Barry Nace

Commuter aircraft may fly again soon

FAA chief David Hinson said he is reasonably optimistic the ATR turboprop commuter plane will be able to return to service soon after ice related flight restrictions. Investigators consider icing a possible cause of the Oct. 31 crash in Indiana that killed 68 aboard an American Eagle ATR-72.

Washington Indiana Federal Aviation Administration FAA David Hinson

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