U S troops begin Bosnia withdrawal
U S troops with the NATO peace force in Bosnia start withdrawing with over 200 soldiers heading to Hungary en route to Germany. The departure reduces U S forces while a security presence remains for elections and the Dayton accord framework.
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Germany
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Slavonski Brod
Croatia
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Hanau
Frankfurt
Balkans
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Envoy says negotiators making serious effort
US envoy Dennis Ross said Israeli Palestinian peace talks focused on Hebron and that both sides were making a serious effort to understand concerns. He met Israeli Defense Minister Mordechai after emphasizing progress but no final agreement yet. Yasser Arafat warned that Israel must show flexibility or risk failure.
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Hebron
U S
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Ross
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Arafat
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al Mussawar
Erez
Gaza Strip
Israel Radio
Benjamin Netanyahu
David Bar-Ilan
Netanyahu
Bar-Ilan
West Bank
Allwood Leaves Hospital After Octuplets Tragedy
London publicist says Mandy Allwood and Paul Hudson left King's College Hospital for a secret English location to rest. She plans to bury all eight babies in one coffin at a funeral next week.
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London
Mandy Allwood
Max Clifford
Paul Hudson
King’s College Hospital
England
Mr. Clifford
Miss Allwood
Mr. Hudson
Quake shakes region as Cyprus feels tremor across Middle East
An earthquake rattled a wide area from Cyprus to Cairo with shaking reported in Israel Syria Jordan and Lebanon. No casualties were immediately reported as residents fled outdoors and seismologists worked to determine the quake center and magnitude. A Cairo resident described doors banging and elevators sticking during the tremor.
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Cyprus
Middle East
Mediterranean
Cairo
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Syria
Jordan
Lebanon
Israel Radio
Mediterranean Sea
Magdi Awaida
Radio and Television
Chapel Opens at San Diego Naval Training Center as Base Closes
The $5.1 million chapel at San Diego Naval Training Center opened to host the last recruit graduation though the base will close next year. Across closing bases, the Pentagon funds hundreds of millions in new barracks gyms sewage plants and fire stations. Critics call the spending wasteful while Pentagon officials note projects were contracted before closures or on land transferred to other agencies.
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Washington
San Diego
Naval Training Center
Pentagon
Sean Paige
Citizens Against Government
Doug Hansen
Lases
HUD to Demolish Nation's Worst Public Housing
CHICAGO AP Fourteen year old Kenyatta Kensey fears violence in the Robert Taylor Homes while a plan to demolish five of its 28 high rises is announced by HUD Secretary Henry Cisneros. The nationwide program allocates 716 million to tear down the worst projects, offer replacement housing or rental vouchers, and fund job training and childcare. Chicago leads with 122 million.
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Dryden
N.Y
John B. Andrews
Sarah Harney
McLean
Jennifer Bolduc
Dryden High School
Harney
Arthur Hawker
Chicago
Kenyatta Kensey
Robert Taylor
Kensey
Henry G. Cisneros
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Kenyatta
Cisneros
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