Clinton backs proposal to ease Serbia curbs in peace bid
A five-nation plan led by the United States proposes temporary relief from UN sanctions to Serbia in exchange for Milosevic recognizing Croatia and two Bosnian entities as sovereign. The aim is to renew trade and fuel flows to avert a wider war, monitor border arms, and keep UNPROFOR in place while sanctions may be reimposed if promises fail.
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Mexican president press for peace in Chiapas amid Zapatista push
President Ernesto Zedillo announced a renewed government drive to arrest Zapatista National Liberation Army members while seeking a peaceful solution. He pledged amnesty for rebels who lay down arms and urged congress to approve it. Gov. Eduardo Robledo resigned to aid reconciliation as interim governor named. Archbishop Samuel Ruiz was urged to resign by opponents.
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Democrats push minimum wage bill with push to attach to reform packages
Democrats introduced a bill to raise the minimum wage from 4.25 to 4.15 over two years, citing pleas from low wage workers. House leaders and over a dozen lawmakers gathered with four workers, urging the measure as a defining issue to challenge Republicans this year.
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Cease-fire violated in border clash Ecuador Peru
Fighting broke out again 90 minutes after a cease-fire deadline as Ecuador and Peru renewed hostilities over the Cenepa River headwaters. Both nations claimed victory in the three week conflict that has killed at least 49 and wounded about 100. Peru alleges heavy artillery fire from Ecuador at Tiwintza. Ecuador denies capturing the base.
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Clinton's putter AWOL ahead of Hope Classic
President Clinton heads to the Bob Hope Classic at Indian Wells with his 35-year-old Bullseye putter missing. He suspects a partner may have packed it, joking about its age. Clinton faces a strong field including Bob Hope, Gerald Ford, George Bush, and Scott Hoch, amid limited practice.
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Birth control use rises as condoms gain traction
Washington AP reports a National Center for Health Statistics survey finds 59 percent of American women and teens use contraception in 1988 90, with condom use rising to 11 percent and the pill dropping to 17 percent. Nine percent of respondents never had intercourse. 71 percent of young unmarried women used contraception the first time they had sex.
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Air travel safety questioned after Grand Canyon crash
In Tusayan Arizona a Las Vegas Airlines twin-engine plane crashed near the Grand Canyon killing seven Taiwanese nationals and the pilot. Eight died in the crash site, investigators faced mud and snow, and the industry faced renewed safety debates. Survivors included a woman and a teenage girl in critical condition.
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Rather urges students to keep journalistic basics at core
CBS anchor Dan Rather told Texas Christian University students to stay true to fairness accuracy integrity and good language. He warned entertainment values flood news judgment citing the O J Simpson murder trial as overcovered and urged students to learn to write and read.
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Bailey confronts witness on footprints in O J Simpson trial
In Los Angeles police cross examination, F Lee Bailey targets Sgt David Rossi with questions about visible and invisible footprints at the Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman crime scene. Rossi, awake over 20 hours, denies seeing any footprints. Bailey uses the moment to portray LAPD as incompetent and suggests uncertainty about the killer.
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Man and juvenile charged in Linganore burglary case
A Virginia man, 19, Michael Thomas Beeman of Leesburg, and a 14 year old female juvenile were arrested for breaking into an unoccupied Lake Linganore home early Wednesday. Beeman faces burglary tool possession and a fourth degree sexual offense charges. the incident was spotted by Deputy Michael Ratliff during patrol at North Shore Way.
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