Heavy fighting in Sarajevo near airport and suburbs
Overnight clashes between Serb forces and Bosnian defenders battered Sarajevo in the city’s heaviest fighting in weeks. Shells hit the airport and center as UN and Canadian relief units faced damages but no casualties. A London conference on the Yugoslav crisis was set for Aug 26 to 28 led by Douglas Hurd and Lord Carrington.
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Shuttle countdown toward Friday liftoff at Cape Canaveral
NASA moved into final countdown hours for Atlantis launch on Friday at 9 36 am EDT with weather expected near perfect and a 3 percent chance of conditions. Repairs to cargo bay connections were completed after last minute work as the clock ran on schedule.
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Bush man raps Alabama flag compromise plan
Montgomery mayor Folmar backs flying the Stars and Bars over the Alabama Capitol with the state flag as a compromise while Governor Hunt maintains support for the rebel banner. Folmar says it could ease tensions and serves as the historically correct flag.
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Ala
Emory Formar
Bush
Alabama
Guy Hunt
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Missing baker reappears 150 miles from home with no memory
James R. Lang, 37, of Birch Bay, vanished en route to his bakery job June 12. His car was found in the Nooksack River two days later. He showed up Monday in Puyallup, 130 miles away, unable to recall where he had been. His wife Mary Lang provided details.
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Williams herpes suit settled ahead of trial
A $6 million herpes lawsuit against Robin Williams was settled confidentially in San Francisco Superior Court a week before the planned trial. Plaintiff Michelle Tish Carter, a former Improv cocktail waitress, alleged Williams gave her herpes and failed to disclose the illness. Leona Helmsley faces possible loss of Helmsley Palace as a court appointed receiver takes over management amid fraud and mismanagement claims by 1981 investors including Paul Newman.
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Honecker Returns to Germany Divided Over Trial
Erich Honecker arrived in Berlin after leaving the Chilean Embassy in Moscow amid controversy. Supporters call for justice while opponents question legality, as the 79 year old faces charges of manslaughter and plunder related to East German repression. The hearing was held behind closed doors with court decisions pending on the trial date.
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