Croatia and Serbia sign tentative two week peace accord
Croatia and Serbia move toward resumed talks after a two day round failing to end Bosnia war deadlock. EU observers say the plan is a first step toward normalizing ties while Bosnia’s factions press on amid broader conflict. Negotiations are set to resume February 10, with leadership in Zagreb and Belgrade promoting a diplomatic path despite unsettled issues.
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Reno names Fiske as special counsel
Former U S attorney Robert B Fiske Jr was named special counsel to probe President Clinton s ties to Whitewater and Madison Guaranty. He pledged a complete thorough impartial investigation and planned to question Clinton and the first lady under oath while reviewing the presidents investment dealings and Vincent Foster s death. Reno emphasized independence and said Fiske would report to the American people.
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Plutos Promises Peaceful Plutonium Appeal
AP reports Japan's nuclear agency promotes plutonium as safe through a friendly mascot Mr. Pluto in a promotional tape. Critics argue the video soft-pedals plutonium risks and warn slogans mislead about radiation dangers.
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Yeltsin forms Cabinet dominated by conservatives
President Yeltsin and Prime Minister Chernomyrdin agreed to a new conservative led Cabinet favoring a cautious economic reform path after parliamentary gains by Communists and nationalists. The shakeup aims to ease burdens on Russians, subsidize big industries and farms, and steady the ruble amid market turmoil.
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Gene linked to osteoporosis risk found by Australian researchers
Australian scientists report that a single gene markedly affects bone density and may forecast fracture risk long before symptoms. If confirmed, a genetic test could identify vulnerable individuals in childhood and guide preventive steps like calcium supplementation.
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Aspin moves ahead after Inman withdraws
The surprise withdrawal of retired Adm. Bobby Inman from a defense post leaves the administration without its top national security pick. Officials say Def Sec nominee Les Aspin will pursue the fiscal 1995 budget hearings while rumors swirl about Perry, Woolsey, Augustine, and other candidates. Aspin plans to stay on as long as needed.
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