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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1991
Page
3
Slovenia Wins Partial Border Control Amid Yugoslav Talks
Slovenia and Croatia reached a Brioni accord giving Slovenia limited border control and a three month cooling off period as talks continue on a new federal Yugoslavia. About 100 federal army officers were released, and a four day cease fire largely held in Slovenia. Croatia saw federal troops intervene in Tenja where Croat and Serb fighters clashed. EC mediators urged caution as observers prepare to monitor compliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brioni
Yugoslavia
Slovenia
Belgrade
Croatia
Tenja
Adriatic
Milan Kucan
Stipe Mesic
Italy
Austria
Hungary
Red Cross
European Community
Hans van den Broek
Army General Staff
Tanjug
Serbia
Mandela backs keeping sanctions on South Africa
Nelson Mandela, newly elected ANC president, urged keeping international economic sanctions in place despite race reform. He called for flexibility as foreign nations ease measures to reward de Klerk’s government for ending major apartheid laws. The rally drew about 30,000 at a Durban stadium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durban
South Africa
Nelson Mandela
African National Congress
F.W. de Kierk
Mandela
ANC
de Klerk
Maine and Connecticut end weeklong shutdowns
Maine Gov. John McKernan signed a 3.2 billion budget ending a weeklong shutdown and restoring 13 000 state employees to work. Connecticut Gov. Lowell Weicker Jr ordered non essential staff back, while still facing a budget impasse and a projected deficit. Negotiations continue in Pennsylvania as lawmakers resume talks on a budget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Maine
Connecticut
Pennsylvania
North Carolina
California
Ilinois
John McKernan
McKernan
Capitol
Bob Fitzmaurice
Mr. McKernan
Partial solar eclipse widely visible across United States and beyond
Tourists flock to Mexico and Hawaii for the total solar eclipse while most Americans can view a partial eclipse from the United States and southern Canada. Experts from Griffith Observatory and the American Academy of Ophthalmology advise safe viewing methods such as planetarium projections or pinhole projectors to avoid eye damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Mexico
Hawaii
Edwin Krupp
Griffith Observatory
Earth
Baja Peninsula
Central America
Colombia
Brazil
United States
Canada
California
Alaska
New England
Los Sce
American Academy of Ophthalmology
New York
Tourist plunges into lake as bungee cords snap in Australia
A 22 year old New Zealand tourist, Scott Fitzgerald, plummeted into a lake at Cable Ski World Runaway Bay after ankle cords snapped during a first bungee jump. He was not seriously injured though distance of the fall remains unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Australia
Scott Fitzgerald
New Zealand
Runaway Bay
Fitzerald
Ex-CIA officer may tell all about arms scandal
Washington sources say former CIA official Alan Fiers is negotiating a plea deal that could yield a misdemeanor conviction in exchange for his testimony about higher ups including Robert Gates. The probe focuses on CIA knowledge of Oliver North's secret Contra resupply network in 1985 and 1986. Fiers, once head of the Central American Task Force, worked with North and faced questions after a 1986 downed plane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Alan Fiers
Robert Gates
Washingtonist
Lawrence Walsh
CIA
Bush
Oliver North
Mary Belcher
Walsh
Fiers
Gates
Senate Intelligence Committee
North
National Security Council
Congress
Nicaragua
North Network
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Carl Hulsey
Rosemont
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Mutual Ufo Network
Ms. Tomey
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