Airport relief flights hampered as U.N. ponders force option
U.N. officials warned airport safety could not be guaranteed for aid flights into Sarajevo. Security Council set a 8 am EDT deadline to halt Serb attacks and consider authorizing force to reopen the airport. Milosevic protests in Belgrade drew large crowds while U.S. leaders pledged aid delivery.
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U.N. Security Council
Sarajevo
Bosnia-Herzegovina
U.N
United Nations
Bosnia
Serbia
Yugoslavia
Adnan Abdel Razek
California Quake Strikes Desert Regions Near Yucca Valley
A powerful double quake hit California at 4 58 a m and 8 07 a m on Sunday centered near Yucca Valley and Big Bear Lake. The events damaged highways water systems and power, with 400 000 customers left without electricity and at least 269 injuries reported in San Bernardino County.
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Los Angeles
Landers
Joshua Tree
Twentynine Palms
Big Bear
San Bernardino Mountains
California
Bakersfield
Big Bear Lake
Joseph Bishop
Newburyport
Mass
San Bernardino County
Jim Bryant
Riverside County
Pete Wilson
Red Cross
San Bernardino
Chuck Duncan
San Andreas
Lucy Jones
U.S. Geological Survey
Jones
Mitterrand visit in Sarajevo amid gunfire halt civil war
Tearful crowds welcomed French President Francois Mitterrand in Sarajevo as his mission to deliver aid to Bosnian civilians faced a delay from a Serb Muslim firefight at the airport. He then flew on to Split and Paris, underscoring a moral obligation to help Bosnia and potentially boosting his party's image ahead of March elections. Also reported, U.S. Justice Department data show about 426,000 people in local jails mid 1991, with jails operating near capacity and a surge in new prison construction.
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Washington
Bush
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Sarajevo
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Bosnia-Herzegovina
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Split
Croatia
Paris
Mr. Mitterrand
Socialist Party
Justice Department
Department
Bureau of Justice Statistics
POWs in Soviet Union Topic Aired In TV Appeal
In Moscow, top American and Russian officials made a rare televised appeal for details on American war prisoners in the former Soviet Union. They blamed the KGB for withholding information, with Volkogonov saying the secret police know the most but have given the least. The co chairs, Volkogonov and Toon, appeared on Panorama and provided the commission’s Moscow contact details.
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Soviet Union
KGB
Dmitri Volkogonov
Commission On
Volkogonov
Malcolm Toon
Panorama
Commission
Nation’s raucous country star ends set amid refunds
Hank Williams Sr. stumbled through parts of four songs at Sandstone Amphitheatre near Kansas City and swore at fans before walking off stage. Some spectators demanded refunds while others hurled beer cups as secretary Graham Phillips described an intoxicated scene.
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Graham Phillips
Sandstone Amphitheatre
Kansas City
Exxon executive slain in kidnapping case with felony murder charges
An Exxon International president was abducted outside his home April 29 and found buried in the Pinelands. Arthur Seale and Irene Seale face felony murder charges as prosecutors say the death resulted from the kidnapping. An autopsy was ongoing.
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N.J
Exxon
Sidney J. Rese
Arthur D. Seale
Irene
U.S
Michael Chertoff
Exxon Co. International
Seale
Reso
Chertoff
Pinelands
New Jersey
W. Michael Murphy
Morris County
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