Marines seize Mogadishu airport amid dawn landings and relief aid
U S Marines and a 28 000 strong force secure three checkpoints into Mogadishu as armed youths flee into the bush. Marines hoist flags at the embassy and the Green Line while a relief flight delivers 17 tons of food and medical aid for babes and malnourished adults. France dispatches 120 troops and Italy Egypt Turkey Canada contribute. The operation aims to secure Baidoa airstrip and avert famine, amid international debate over U N intervention.
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Beige Book signals economy improving ahead of Fed meeting
The Federal Reserve Board and the 12 district presidents report modest gains as the economy shows growth above the 2 percent pace expected for the year. The latest beige book survey, prepared for the Dec 2 policy meeting, echoes this improving trend.
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Milosevic Faces Dec 20 Election Amid Yugoslav Tensions
Milosevic faces a December 20 presidential election challenged by moderate Ilan Panic while U.S. officials warn of possible irregularities. Sarajevo endures heavy fighting and a deadly bread line strike, with aid shipments hindered. Debates and divisions surface within the administration on policy toward Serb forces and a no fly zone. Secretary of State Baker travels for high level Yugoslav meetings.
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