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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1993
Page
3
The Liberal victory gives Jean Chretien a mandate to push a 4.5 billion job plan and 1.5 billion in road and sewer work to create 120000 jobs. He aims to renegotiate NAFTA, cut unemployment, and address debt while facing regional divisions across Canada.
U N peacekeepers probing the burned village of Stupni Do north of Banja Luka found 52 bodies and confirmed a massacre by Croat forces. Villagers reported killings after a Saturday attack as troops faced threats and vehicle damage in a tense Bosnian conflict.
Dr. Jack Kevorkian is willing to plead no contest to assisting a death by his own action to gain a hearing on the constitutionality of Michigan law. He stood mute at arraignment as his lawyer seeks guarantees that testimony won t be used against him and that other related cases be joined.
Tuesday truckers voiced mixed opinions on an impend ing November 11 strike by independent haulers. Some said they would participate due to high fuel costs and slim profits, while others preferred to keep shipments moving for perishable goods. Several local drivers admitted they had little information about the plan.
Clashes subsided in Mogadishu with only sporadic gunfire reported by UN officials. About 50 wounded were released from hospitals. explosions were heard overnight. The UN said its 33-country force did not end the violence, which left at least 11 dead in a two-week spike between Aidid and Ali Mahdi factions.
Genral forces loyal to Eduard Shevardnadze retook the rebel stronghold of Senaki after a daylong battle. The clash killed 20 rebels and five government soldiers. Russian border guards were wounded as paratroopers near Anaklia encountered fire.
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