Bush presses Saddam to cooperate with U N inspectors
President Bush at Kennebunkport demanded Saddam Hussein cooperate with U N inspectors to inspect nuclear facilities. He warned military action remains possible if Hussein blocks access but would coordinate with allies. Bush also defended Israel’s settlements, praised his mother’s birthday, and noted ongoing diplomacy.
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United Nations
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Mikhail S. Gorbachev
John Sununu
Soviets Unveil Plan to Privatize Most Industry
The Supreme Soviet scrapped a basic Communist creed and approved selling most industry to private firms and individuals including foreigners. The move aims to revive the Soviet economy by shifting two thirds of ownership to private hands within five years, signaling a major reform under Gorbachev amid Western discussions in London.
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Georgia
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London
Yugoslavia crisis deepens as Ljubljana defies crackdown
The Yugoslav eight member presidency led by Stipe Mesic planned an emergency session in Ljubljana to defuse the crisis. The European Community warned Markovic it would freeze aid unless federal troops withdrew. In Ljubljana Kucan said the army crackdown means Yugoslavia cannot be put back together. Serb officers dominate the army and a replacement commander from Serbia was named. Observers note inept command and a weak federal army facing a trained Slovenian militia. Deserts and shortages widen as Slovenia cuts power and water to bases. Serbia seeks a strong central government while Slovenia and Croatia push toward loose sovereign states.
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Konrad Kolsek
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Zivota Avramovic
Boy Dies After Baseball Hit In Chest
In Westernport a 7-year-old boy, Shawn Smith, died when a baseball struck his chest during a neighborhood game. State police say the ball was pitched by an 8-year-old neighbor and hit about 60 feet away. The names of the neighbors were withheld to protect the minor’s identity.
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Mother of drugged baby jailed in Houston
Traci Jackson, mother of a stillborn baby two months premature, was sentenced to 12 years in prison in a cocaine case linked to a Houston crack house. Testimony said she handled cocaine before delivering in a bathroom and a plastic bag contained the fetus, identified as hers by DNA analysis.
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Prairie states push to block interstate trash dumping
Midwest lawmakers urge Congress to allow states to block trash from New York and New Jersey dumped in their landfills. They argue the prairie bread basket should not be a waste basket, citing current court rulings that prevent cross border trash bans and focusing on enforcing waste dump regulations.
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