Haiti crisis deepens as Cedras forges stance on UN plan
In Port au Prince Lt Gen Raoul Cedras said only he and Aristide can decide if the UN peace plan lasts beyond Saturday. Aristide demanded firing of the army high command or stronger sanctions. Widespread strikes and gas depots loom as embargo and blockade debates ripple through capital life.
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Leaders Relaunch Drive for United Europe
European Community leaders met in Brussels to lay groundwork for a common foreign policy and a single currency by 1999. The drive to unite Europe faced setbacks from recession and rising unemployment.
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Indian troops disperse crowd at Hazratbal shrine
Indian forces in Kashmir fired tear gas to stop hundreds seeking to free rebels holed up inside the Hazratbal mosque, with violence only briefly flaring after last Friday's deadly crackdown. The two week siege ranks among Jammu Kashmir’s worst since 1989, with over 7,500 killed in the insurgency. The article also covers European Community leaders meeting in Brussels amid economic worries, debates over the European Union treaty, and unemployment concerns across member states.
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Thurmont planners seek clearer plats amid permit caveats
Thurmont planning commission discussed adding explicit notice on plat documents that approval does not guarantee a building permit. Officials noted a 6 percent annual growth cap and shortages of permits despite rising lot sales. In June, 45 more permits were approved for 1993 after requests from builders and developers. Town Clerk Richard May said developers know permit limits, but some may not be informed.
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Man held on cross burning charge in Frederick County
Bruce David Nobrega, 32, of no fixed address, charged with arson to a religious symbol and two counts of malicious destruction of property after lighting a small cross and having another on the ground near 1 270 and Md 85. Bail set at 500 dollars. law overturned in August as unconstitutional but charges proceed. Maryland Court of Appeals ruled cross burning is protected speech under the First Amendment. Sheriff Carl Harbaugh said the overturned law may have affected the initial charging decision.
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