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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1994
Page
3
The Beijing branch of the People's Insurance Co of China sells a "Silver Marriage" policy. Couples forfeit paid premiums if divorced, but can recoup seven times premiums at the 25th anniversary, with double premiums paid to survivors on death. About 20 000 Beijing couples have purchased since last year.
Former national security adviser Robert McFarlane says an Israeli official proposed assassinating Ayatollah Khomeini in mid-1985 during talks on moderating Iran. David Kimche denies the claim, saying the topic never arose in the July 1985 White House meeting.
The EU proposed easing sanctions on Serbia if it halts war supplies to Bosnian Serbs. Klaus Kinkel said steps could include returning Serb Yugoslavia to international events and resuming Belgrade airport traffic. At least 135 monitors would patrol the Serbia Bosnia border to block weapons, with Scandinavia pledging about 60. Milosevic earlier stopped most aid to Bosnian Serbs, leaving only food and medicine.
Senate Leader George Mitchell says a broad health reform bill should pass when Congress reconvenes and dismisses Bob Dole's idea of a limited leadership summit. He opposes a veto by individual leaders, warning it would concentrate power and resemble monarchy.
In Kibumba eastern Zaire clashes leave up to ten dead and many injured as 1.2 million Rwandan Hutu refugees seek shelter. UN aid adviser Albert Kuiper warns of a critical security situation while urging group travel and open radio channels.
Quebec Premier Daniel Johnson argues undecided voters will save the Liberal bid as he warns a Parti Quebecois win would cause upheaval. PQ leader Jacques Parizeau, 64, campaigns in Assomption, pledging a referendum on independence if his party gains a majority in the 125-seat legislature.
U N World Food Program notes warn of a critical crisis as field staff report up to ten bodies among refugees in a camp. A separate incident saw a refugee mob detain a Reuters TV crew during clashes demanding aid.
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