Troops Chosen for Macedonia Mission Armed for Risk
U S troops for Macedonia will be prepared with Gulf War weapons, likely drawn from European based infantry or cavalry units. The plan includes 300 combat troops to deter Serbs from widening the Balkans clash, with potential units named from Bad Kreuznach, Wurzburg, Vincenza, or 600 Marines aboard USS Theodore Roosevelt.
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U.S
Clinton
Macedonia
Warren Christopher
Germany
Bosnia
Beirut
Lebanon
11Th Armored Cavalry Regiment
Fulda
Christopher
Balkans
Sith Acr
Pentagon
Bob Hall
Europe
Hall
1St Armored Division
Bad Kreuznach
3Rd Infantry
Wuerzburg
Turkey
U.N
Siermirk Thomsen
United States
Leona Helmsley sentence trimmed to 30 months
Leona Helmsley’s four year tax evasion sentence is reduced to 30 months by a federal judge. With good behavior time, she could be released in mid January 1994 after serving about 21 months in Danbury Connecticut. The case follows her conviction and ongoing public scrutiny.
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New York
Leona Helmsley
Leona
Danbury
New York Times to acquire Boston Globe in $1.1B deal
The New York Times will buy the Boston Globe for $1.1 billion in stock, a transaction backed by both families and expected to win stockholder approval. The Globe will retain editorial autonomy for five years, preserving its independence under the transfer to the Sulzberger and Taylor families.
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New York
New York Times
Boston Globe
America
Globe
New York Times Co
Times
United States
The
Globe and the Times
Taylor and Jordan
Sulzbergers
Italy
John 8
Reidy
Smith Barney Harris Upham & Co
Affiliated Publications Inc
Bill Crawford
Matt Storin
Associated Press
Telieve
Death toll climbs in Liberia refugee massacre
Deaths in a Liberia refugee massacre may exceed 500 as search teams recover bodies from forests near Harbel. UN official Augustine Mahiga says 461 bodies have been buried, with Liberian reports reaching 547. Survivors blame rebels or possibly Liberian soldiers. 765 wounded, mostly women and children, including 107 babies buried.
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Abidjan
Ivory Coast
Augustine Mahiga
U.N
Liberia
Monrovia
Mahiga
Harbel
Firestone
British peacekeepers kill Croats who attack convoy
In Bosnia central Vitez two Bosnian Croat soldiers were killed by a British Warrior armored vehicle after attacking a Muslim convoy. A driver was slain by sniper fire as aid trucks faced delays and crowds. The incident marked the first British fatal action in the 15 month war.
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Bosnia-Herzegovina
U.N
Bosnia
Revisman
Novi Bila
Roed
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