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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 09, 1996

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3

Serbs breach peace accord over arrests near Sarajevo

Bosnian Serbs sever all contact with NATO peacekeepers after government arrests two Serb officers on war crimes suspicions. Lt Gen Walker notes loss of top contact. Adm Smith urges international pressure to restore order and line. Gen Djukic and Col Krsmanovic were detained Jan. 30 near government-held territory.

Sarajevo Bosnia-Herzegovina Michael Walker U.S Leighton Smith Djorje Djukic Col Aleksa Krsmanovic

Transit collision kills two and injures many in Secaucus

Two New Jersey Transit commuter trains collided near Secaucus New Jersey causing at least two deaths and about 100 injuries. One train derailed and struck another in marshland access limited by dirt roads. Passengers were taken to Meadowlands Hospital and University Hospital Newark as service on two lines was suspended.

Secaucus N.J New Jersey Transit Ken Miller New York City Jersey City Frank Gajewski Gajewski Meadowlands Hospital University Hospital Newark Penny Bassett Hackett Miller Clifton Hoboken Suffern Hudson River

Lee sburg homeowner acquitted in self defense shooting

In Leesburg Virginia AP reports a 54 year old homeowner Robert Lorenz was acquitted of murder after saying he shot a drunken neighbor Daren Wayne Eldridge in a dispute about skateboarders damaging his flower beds. The case followed months of tension between Lorenz who works for FEMA and the family renting across the street.

Leesburg Robert Lorenz Daren Wayne Eldridge Eldridge Mr. Lorenz Federal Emergency Management Agency

Lois Lane and Superman End 58-Year Courtship

In a DC Comics update Lois Lane ends engagement with Superman after their long relationship. Lois departs in the February DC edition, leaving her engagement ring as Superman pursues superhero duties. Lois will later encounter Clark Kent and is described meeting Peter Parker in crossovers.

New York Lois Lane Superman Man of Steel Lois DC Comics Martha Thomases Ms. Thomases Clark Kent Lori Lemaris Spiderman Peter Parker

Yeltsin to reveal plans in Yekaterinburg February 15

President Boris Yeltsin said he would announce next week in his hometown of Yekaterinburg whether he will seek re election. The 65 year old leader is expected to run in the June 16 vote as he intensifies efforts to end the Chechnya war. He asked his prime minister to draft a peace plan within two weeks.

Moscow Boris Yeltsin Yekaterinburg Yeltsin Chechnya

Polls show Dole lead shrinking as Iowa caucuses near

In Cedar Rapids GOP candidates battle for undecided voters. Dole stays front-runner but trails suggest weakening support. Forbes pushes self funded ads and retail campaigning while Gramm seeks to reclaim footing with bumper sticker outreach. Forbes also touts a plan to privatize Social Security, drawing concern from senior groups.

Cedar Rapids Iowa Iowa Caucuses Bob Dole Mr. Dole New Hampshire Steve Forbes Forbes

Former city worker kills six in Fort Lauderdale shooting

A former city employee fired after a positive drug test opened fire on co workers before turning the gun on himself. Six were killed and one other shot was perished at Broward General Hospital. Police said all victims were men and the crime scene is under a bridge near Fort Lauderdale Beach.

Fort Lauderdale Fla al Ortenzo Maj. Ortenzo Wplg-Tv Doug Broward General Hospital Fort Lauderdale Beach

Insurance covers nearly $1M of Clinton legal bills

Washington AP report says two insurance companies paid Bennett $891,880.42 in December for Clinton's defense in Paula Jones suit. Clinton's Whitewater bills not covered. Aid says insurance offsets help but legal costs threaten financially. Public bills and defense fund merit mention as Bosnian concerns cited.

Clinton Washington Arkansas Bob Bennett Paula Jones Whitewater Wall Street Journal Bosnia Bennett Mike McCurry Hillary Rodham Clinton

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