Japan and United States clash over auto trade at WTO
Tokyo reports say Japan's trade minister Hashimoto attacked US tariff threats on Japanese luxury cars while Mondale defended the move. Both nations plan WTO complaints as Tokyo warns against retaliation and discusses broader auto parts tariffs amid stalled talks on imports.
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Expert says Goldmans blood found on glove
DNA testimony tied Ronald Goldmans blood to a leather glove found near the scene and to blood on socks at the foot of the bed. Lab results also supported Nicole Browns blood on the socks and Simpson blood in drops at the crime scene. Defense challenges remain but analysts say the growing blood evidence weakens planted-blood theories.
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Sarajevo shelled as front lines flare anew
Mortar fire pounded Sarajevo as Serbs and government defenders clashed near the city forcing residents back to shelters for a second day. A brief lull gave streets new life before renewed bombardment left areas deserted. U N spokesman Ivanko warned the trend could escalate, tied to a corridor area held by Bosnian Croats and sought by Serbs to link to Serbia.
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Chirac becomes France's president in ceremonial handover
Jacques Chirac was sworn in as president of France succeeding Francois Mitterrand in a ceremony marked by pomp and restraint. He pledged dignity and unity while Mitterrand and Chirac exchanged a respectful handshake on the Elysee steps.
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Cosmonauts Begin Second Mir Spacewalk to Prepare Docking
Vladimir Dezhurovy and Gennady Strekalov started their second spacewalk in five days to clear space for the Spektr research module and upcoming Atlantis docking. Norman Thagard remained aboard the Mir to monitor progress as solar arrays and cables are repositioned.
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GM to end large cars and shift to trucks in Texas plant
General Motors will stop production of its largest rear wheel drive models after the 1996 model year and convert the Arlington Texas assembly plant to trucks for 1997. The move follows strong U.S. demand for trucks and marks an end to the Cadillac Fleetwood Buick Roadmaster and Chevrolet Caprice and Impala SS lines.
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