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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1995

Page

3

U.S. Eyes Up to 600 Million for Bosnia Rebuild

President Clinton proposes an estimated 500 to 600 million dollars for rebuilding Bosnia over several years with EU leadership and international financial ties. House Republicans question funding scale while Pentagon signals early pre placement of critical forces and a strong NATO backed peace mission.

Washington House Newt Gingrich Clinton Bosnia Congress Gingrich U.S Colin Powell Bob Ole Clinon House National Security Committee Rom Jeanne Kirkpatrick U.N Reagan America Kirkpatrick NATO United States European Union Rep Bob Livingston R-La House Appropriations Committee Livingston Pentagon

Rabin’s Widow Prefers Arafat Handshake Over Netanyahu

Leah Rabin, widow of slain Israeli prime minister Yitzhak Rabin, says she would rather shake Yasser Arafat’s hand than Benjamin Netanyahu’s. She recalls the 1993 Rabin Arafat handshake as a symbol of hope and peace, contrasts it with the later encounter with Netanyahu, and discusses civil unity amid ongoing disputes over land for peace.

Rabin Arafat Netanyahu Jerusalem Leah Rabin Israel PLO Yasser Arafat Benjamin Netanyahu Yitzhak Rabin Yasserrafat Ted Koppel ABCPV Nightline Mr. Netanyahu Herusband Tel Wiv Shimon Peres

Bishops denounce budget politics and economic justice call

Washington bishops condemn budget politics costing the poor and favor renewed economic justice. They urge Congress to reject welfare cuts and preserve earned income tax credits while stressing the need for political unity for the common good amid government gridlock.

Washington U.S T National Conference of Catholic Bishops Congress Ishops

Shopping cart injuries prompt safety redesign calls

About 25 000 children yearly are injured falling from or being tipped by shopping carts. A Archives of Pediatrics study urges a ban until safer designs exist. Data from CPSC shows 75 200 injuries in under 15s over three years to 1992. 2 000 hospitalizations, no deaths.

Chicago Archives of Pediatrics and Adolescent Medicine National Consumer Product Safety Commission U.S

Atlantis Mir Docking Marked Second Link This Year

Astronauts and cosmonauts shook hands in orbit as shuttle Atlantis met the Russian space station Mir at 248 miles up. Commander Kenneth Cameron opened a hatch between the two vessels about 2 hours after a flawless docking in a second joint link in four months.

X-ray age dispute in federal murder case

Fu Xin Chen, charged with conspiring to kidnap torture and murder a Chinese garment worker, argues he is too young for the death penalty. Prosecutors seek bone X-rays to determine his real age. Authorities believe Chen is 23 while he claims 15, affecting potential sentencing under federal law.

New York Fu Xin Chen Chen

Five Firefighters Charged With Arkwright Arson Spree

Five Arkwright firefighters including two former chiefs are charged with setting about 150 fires blamed on practicing firefighting. The blazes from 1991 to 1993 damaged vacant properties near Spartanburg and prompted no injuries. The suspects, free on bail, have resigned from the department.

Arkwright Vincent Sherbert Mr. Sherbert Hugh Munn Spartanburg Chad Lister Arkwright Volunteer Fire Department

Ed McMahon Hospitalized For Minor Colon Surgery

Ed McMahon, 72, was hospitalized Monday for removal of a benign polyp from his colon. Publicist Susan Dubow said the prognosis is excellent and he is expected to be released in a few days. She declined to identify the hospital.

Ed McMahon McMahon Susan Dubow

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