Hussein Urges Unity as Iraq Clings to Sanctions
President Saddam Hussein, in a 45 minute TV address marking the Baath Party’s 23rd anniversary, lambasted allied sanctions while urging Iraqis to forget past differences and push Reconstruction. He touted new pluralism though core Baath control remains. He noted Kurdish autonomy talks but cautioned severing foreign ties.
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Reburial of Prussian kings stirs Germany's pride, fear
In Potsdam descendants plan to return Frederick William I and Frederick the Great remains to the royal summer palace amid debate. Chancellor Kohl to attend but not speak as tens of thousands seek glimpses of the coffins. The event reflects shifting views of Prussia in reunified Germany.
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U.S. to abandon Clark Base while Subic stays longer
U S and Philippine negotiators agreed to pull out of Clark Air Base next year while retaining Subic Bay Naval Station for ten more years. Senate approval is required, with opposition strong. The bases, damaged by Mount Pinatubo activity, underpin the Philippine economy and affected local livelihoods and air travel.
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