London Irish fear new IRA bomb threat in wake of attacks
The IRA has planted three bombs in London since February with two explosions killing three and injuring dozens. London's Irish community faces fear and withdrawal as cease fire ends and relatives question acceptance. Maureen Loughran and Rev. Jerry Kivlehan describe the mix of nerves, pride, and tension among Londoners and Irish in Britain.
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Mir space station marks second decade in orbit
Moscow AP report notes Mir entered its 10th anniversary in orbit at 12 29 a m Moscow time, having completed 57 157 revolutions and hosting 56 space visitors. Officials praised its enduring role in Russia's space program despite doubts about long-term viability.
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Sarajevo exodus stalls amid snow and fear
Bosnian Serb leaders failed to trigger a mass flight from Sarajevo despite a line of vehicles and broadcasts urging Serbs to abandon homes slated to pass to the Muslim led government. NATO plans a gradual transfer starts Friday. UN refugee official Kris Janowski cited manipulation and a small exodus, with roughly 20 000 to 50 000 residents remaining in Serb held areas.
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