NEA chief Frohnmayer ends tumultuous three years as chair
John Frohnmayer announced his departure as chairman of the National Endowment for the Arts after three stormy years marked by criticism from both conservatives and some artists. He will leave May 1, saying he will advocate for quality art and generosity of spirit while defending funding amid ongoing disputes.
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Mardi Gras party carries on despite anti discrimination rule
NEW ORLEANS AP revelers keep Carnival going after December ordinance spurred two elite parades to skip. About 22 krewes will parade Canal Street over 11 days as Carnival season runs toward Mardi Gras.
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UN approves 14000 peacekeepers for Yugoslavia halt
The UN Security Council unanimously approves deployment of 14,000 peacekeepers to enforce a cease fire in Yugoslavia. Soldiers will arrive in about two weeks and serve initially for one year in three Serbian enclaves in Croatia designated as UN protected areas. Both sides claim these zones, shaping upcoming negotiations.
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Rushdie romance continues amid threats and new girlfriend
London's sources say Salman Rushdie, once forced into hiding over Iranian threats, has a new girlfriend and plans to remarry soon. Scotland Yard asked to keep her name confidential for security reasons as part of the ongoing undercover romance report.
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Rockets Attack Israel as Lebanon Tensions Escalate
Guerrillas fired a dozen Katyusha rockets into northern Israel prompting Israeli 155mm artillery strikes around Nabatiyeh. The flare up ends a 12 hour lull with casualties reported as a five year old girl was killed earlier. UN envoy efforts and calls for restraint surface amid renewed violence.
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Bush and Buchanan clash at Southern GOP meeting
President Bush drew loud cheers at a South conference while Patrick Buchanan, barred from the event, crashed the party from a nearby hotel. Buchanan complained he was frozen out by Bush supporters as Bush urged voters to favor experienced leadership and reject an America First approach.
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Honecker Said Taken to Moscow Hospital
Russian radio reported former East German leader Erich Honecker was moved to a Moscow hospital after more than two months at the Chilean Embassy, but the hospital and diplomats denied the claim. Honecker, 79, is believed ill with cancer. officials could not confirm his whereabouts.
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