Sarajevo faces harsh winter as bakery warns shutdown
Sarajevo's last government bakery may close next week due to diesel shortages. Chief executive Mustafa Pamuk said bread production cut from 90,000 to 40,000 loaves daily, using about 950 gallons of diesel per day with only about 4,700 gallons in reserve. He warned of possible shutdown without emergency relief as Sarajevo braces for a severe winter amid siege. U.N. official Larry Hollingworth cautioned the winter could be miserable or a tragedy depending on peace or delay.
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Sarajevo
Bosnia-Herzegovina
Mustafa Pamuk
Larry Hollingworth
U.N. High Commissioner
Bosnia
Olympic Village
Dinari Mountains
U.N
Pamuk
Hollingworth
United Nations
Virgin Mary Seens Appear At Cold Spring Church Event
About 7,500 people gathered at St. Joseph Roman Catholic Church in Cold Spring Kentucky after a predicted midnight visit by Mary. Reports described visions in a pine tree and a statue weeping while rosaries allegedly turned to gold. Observers from Ohio Tennessee and Texas reported lights and messages as the diocese prepared a statement on the event.
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Leroy Smith
Ohio
Mary
St. Joseph Roman Catholic Church
Thomas B. Sacksteder
Smith
Anniie Gorman
Memphis
Tenn
Cross
Nicole Stevens
Anderson Township
Marty
Scarlett Noci
Florence
Rose Guasepoli
United States
Jean Claus
Patsburgh
Texas
Alabama
Cold Spring
Kentucky
Ohio State Line
Cincinnati
First U.N. arms inspectors arrive in Baghdad amid no-fly zone
U N inspectors arrive in Baghdad led by Maurizio Zifferero to monitor Iraqi weapons as the no fly zone tightens. A 21 member nuclear team and 15 allied chemical experts focus on destroying chemical stocks at the Muthana facility while potential Iraqi retaliation looms and US Britain and France extend air patrols south of the 32nd parallel.
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U.N
Iraq
Manama
Bahrain
Baghdad
Doug Englund
U.N. Special Commission
Saddam Hussein
Maurizio Zifferero
United States
Britain
France
Englund
Muthana
Saddam
Agriculture Ministry
Saudi Arabia
Vincent Lanata
U.S
Syria Sets Out Views on Withdrawal and Security
Syria presented a peace talks document seeking a full Israeli pullback from the Golan Heights while signaling openness to some positions. The Israeli official noted elements favorable to Israel but said Syria insists on complete withdrawal and did not reveal specifics. Talks resume as Palestinians and Israelis seek a mechanism to break impasse, with focus on security, human rights, and a potential five year interim self-rule.
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Syria
Israel
Mideast
Golan Heights
Itamar Rabinovich
Jerusalem
Hanan Ashrawi
Elyakim Rubinstein
West Bank
Gaza Strip
Yossi Gal
Fugitive at Ruby Ridge Surrenders After 11 Day Stand
Randy Weaver, a 44 year old former Green Beret accused of selling sawed off shotguns, surrendered after an 11 day siege at his mountaintop cabin near Naples Idaho. He left with his three daughters and was flown to Boise for federal court. Lt Col James Gniz persuaded him to give up.
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Idaho
U.S
Randy Weaver
Green Beret
Weaver
Ruby Ridge
Boise
James
Bo" Gniz
Gnu
Laos
Mr Weaver
FBI
Irene Glenn
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Zifferero
Jordan
Popular Army
Kuwait
Kut
Tempus Fugit
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Howard J. Fezell
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