NATO moves to police Bosnia as U N mission winds down
NATO's 60,000-strong force gears up to assume peacekeeping duties in Bosnia as the U N mission ends. British General Michael Walker travels to Sarajevo ahead of the formal transition while Adm. Leigh Smith and other leaders attend the ceremony. An American official notes a one-year limit on U S deployment. Despite progress, delays in flights and logistical hurdles persist, with a sniper injuring a Sarajevo streetcar rider, Evlija Kevlic.
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Trial of confessed Rabin assassin begins
Yigal Amir, 25, the law student who confessed to killing Yitzhak Rabin, goes on trial in Tel Aviv District Court. Judge Edmond Levy set Jan 23 for plea. if convicted, life in prison. Prosecutor calls it a solid case. Amir may plead not guilty.
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Yitzhak Rabin
Edmond Levy
Yigal Amir
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Paina Guy
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Yeltsin’s re election hopes shaded by tough 1993 vote
In Moscow a large turnout kept hope alive for Yeltsin as protests and a strong Communist showing tested his reform agenda. Officials argued the reform vote matched Communist strength, while PM Chernomyrdin warned of limited power for parliament and no radical changes ahead.
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Yeltsin
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Communist Party
Ebola scare ends as tests come back negative
ANEVA AP report says West Africa Ebola tests are negative with no secondary spread found. WHO and UN health officials note no infections in Ivory Coast or Angola related to the Liberian man. A two year Ivory Coast study to find virus causes is underway amid cautious optimism.
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Two Die in Chrysler Plant Gun Incident
A man killed a woman and then himself at a Chrysler Corp assembly plant in Sterling Heights Michigan. Police say the shooting occurred around 6 30 a m and the man died at the scene while the woman died later at William Beaumont Hospital in Troy. No others were hurt. It marks the second fatal shooting at a Chrysler plant in Sterling Heights within about a year.
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al Zielinski
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Detroit
Canada to hunt more seals despite protests
Canada will raise its harp seal harvest quota by one third to 250000 along the Atlantic coast, up from 186000 set in 1982. Fisheries Minister Brian Tobin argues seals reduce cod stocks and support thousands of workers, while international groups criticize the plan as cruel and unjustified. The move follows protests by the International Fund for Animal Welfare and reflects Newfoundland influence on policy.
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Atlantic
Brian Tobin
International Fund For Animal Welfare
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