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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1993

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3

U.N. pushes to capture Somali warlord despite raid

U.N. and American forces pressed their operation against Aidid in Mogadishu using ground assault and air support. Widespread fighting left dozens wounded, as aid workers reported civilians and hospital patients under fire and Aidid remaining at large with tips suggesting varying locations. Clinton called the offensive a success though Aidid evaded capture, and U.S. officials signaled the mission moving into a new phase focused on arresting the warlord.

U.N. Xe Silis Kenya Aidid Aee U.N Ildren Pentagon Stadisher U.S Jonathan S British Corp Adm Howe Mogadishu Washington Clinton

Truce begins as UN soldier killed in Bosnia fighting

A Canadian UN peacekeeper was killed minutes after a cease-fire took effect near Sarajevo as fighting raged across Bosnia. Fourteen other fatalities were reported and the plan to divide Bosnia into three ethnic zones drew mixed reactions from Bosnian leaders and UN officials.

Bosnia-Herzegovina U.N Sarajevo Bosnia Its Kly Mander

London serial killer targets homosexual men in week by week killings

AP reports Scotland Yard received anonymous tips confirming multiple homicides in London as a killer vows to continue one victim per week. Victims aged 33 to 45 were killed in their homes between March 8 and Tuesday, with at least four being homosexual and three AIDS-positive.

London Scotland Yard

Elton John Returns to Israel After Airport Exit

Elton John resumed his Israel concert after a day away, amid anger at photographers and slow passport checks. Mounted police and barbed wire kept photographers distant as fans voiced embarrassment at his abrupt departure. Promoters and Britain's ambassador pressed for his return.

Tel Aviv Israel Elton John John Middle East Britain

Nuclear meltdown planned at Cadarache test site

In Provence’s former hunting reserve, scientists prepare a small nuclear meltdown to test predictions of radioactive contamination and potential fallout. Andre Arnaud of the Phebus Program notes extreme, unlikely conditions where safeguards fail and operators cannot reduce consequences.

Cadarache France Provence Andre Arnaud Phebus

Gulfport Auditions Attract 500 Plus For Costner Film

More than 500 children from Louisiana Mississippi and Alabama gathered at Gulfport High School to audition for The War a Kevin Costner movie set in 1971 Mississippi. The story follows a brother and sister learning life lessons from a Vietnam veteran father amid a feud with local bullies. Casting director David Rubin seeks an outgoing tough family of bullies.

Kevin Costner Louisiana Mississippi Alabama Gulfport Miss David Rubin Vinny

Connally family blocks JFK bullet fragment removal

Former Governor John Connally died at 76 leaving bullet fragments still in his body. Family members resisted researchers push to exhumed remains and remove fragments, saying it would exploit his death.

Connally JFK Dallas John Connally Kennedy Julian Read Austin Warren Commission Lee Harvey Oswald Mr. Connally House Select Committee On Cyril Wecht Pittsburgh Janet Reno Justice Department Carl Stern Department Oliver “Buck” Revell FBI Mr. Revell

Justices Rule States Must Refund Taxes on Federal Pensioners

The Supreme Court ruled 7 to 2 that states must refund billions in taxes collected unlawfully from retired federal workers. The decision retroactively applies the 1989 ruling barring state taxation of federal pensions, imposing liability on states including Virginia facing nearly $800 million in refunds. Justice Thomas affirmed retroactive operation while Justice OConnor dissented.

Washington Supreme Court Sandra Day O’connor Virginia Clarence Thomas

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