Refugees flood Zaire border as Rwanda crisis worsens
Hutu government leaders abandon Kigali and Rwandan refugees surge into Zaire at Goma. 12,000 per hour cross the border with 200,000 to 250,000 noted, as U.N. and relief workers scramble to house them. Rebels threaten, while France denies protection to Hutu leaders in the security zone.
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Zaire
Rwanda
U.N
Juvenal Habyarimana
Rwandan Patriotic Front
Gisenyi
Kigali
Jean-du-dieu Habimeza
Lake Kivu
Cyangugu
Faustin Twagiramungu
Twagiramungu
Breyer faces ethics questions over Lloyds investments
Supreme Court nominee Stephen G. Breyer drew questions from Sen. Howard Metzenbaum about potential conflicts of interest in his Lloyds of London insurance investments. Breyer argued he would divest, while Kennedy and Hatch backed him. Ethics experts largely found no clear violation as three days of testimony ended with a Senate committee vote anticipated.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Stephen G. Breyer
Senate
Howard Metzenbaum
Ohio
Breyer
Lloyd’s of London
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Judiciary Committee
Lloyd's
Metzenbaum
Judge Breyer
Kennedy
Mr. Kennedy
Sen
Orrin Hatch
Utah
White House
Astronauts Study Sea Urchins and Wax in Space Mission
CT Astronauts aboard Columbia study sea urchins and watched wax melt as the two week laboratory mission reaches the halfway point. More than 80 experiments fill the cargo bay lab, ranging from fish and amphibian production in space to molten metal tests. Donald Thomas observed the wax with remote control from Huntsville and Naples while researchers hope to apply results to electronic crystal production.
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Space Center, Houston
Shuttle Columbia
International Space Station
Columbia
Donald Thomas
Huntsville
Ala
Naples
Italy
Girl 12 Sues Over Sexually Hostile Class Environment
Eve Bruneau, 12, sues in federal court alleging a sexually hostile climate in her sixth grade at South Kortright Central School. The suit names the school board, teacher William Parker Jr., the superintendent, and assistant superintendent as defendants. Parker calls the charges exaggerated and says he never tolerates harassment.
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Albany
N.Y
Eve Bruneau
Eve
South Kortright Central School
William Parker Jr
Parker
Benjamin Ferrara
Bread price fixing plan nets four indictments in NY
Four officials of the Association of Independent Bakers and Distributors of Italian Bread were charged after a six month NYPD sting costing about 100000 dollars. Detectives posed as bakers to monitor rising dawn purchases from a New Jersey bakery before selling bread at fixed prices. The association, formed in 1988, had about 50 members supplying Italian bread to roughly 1000 businesses.
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New York
Greenwich Village
Association of Independent Bakers and Distributors
Louis Basile
New Jersey
Association
Clinton to host Mideast summit in Washington
President Clinton announced a July 25 meeting in Washington between Israeli Prime Minister Rabin and Jordan King Hussein aimed at concluding a historic peace accord. They will address Congress and attend a White House state dinner, with Clinton praising bold leadership and sending Sec. Christopher to advance talks.
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Yitzhak Rabin
Jordan
Hussein
Clinton
Congress
White House
Middle East
Rabin
Warren Christopher
Israel
Syria
Mideast
Palestine Liberation Organization
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