Carter's mixed role in Bosnia diplomacy under Clinton
Washington AP reports President Clinton seeks to regain control as former President Carter takes on a possible mediation with Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadzic. Officials warn about independence risks, while Carter’s track record in North Korea and Haiti could help reinvigorate stalled diplomacy and let Clinton focus on domestic issues.
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Washington
Clinton
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Radovan Karadzic
Bosnia
Karadzic
North Korea
Haiti
White House
Congress
Brookings Institution
Helmut Sonnenfeldt
U.S
United States
Bill Kristol
Oan
Quayle
Warren
Christopher
Dzic
State Department
Mike McCurry
Yugoslavia
Bill Clinton
Geoff Garin
McCurry
Pyongyang
Politicians offer hopeful news for tobacco growers
Washington lawmakers announced a brighter plan for flue cured tobacco next year increasing the quota to 926 million pounds from 800 million. The move, aided by import restrictions and industry demand, could protect farm jobs while setting a near 1.60 dollar per pound price support and minimal assessments for growers and slight charges for purchasers.
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Washington
Charlie Rose
D-N.c
L.F. Payne
D-Va
John Spratt
D-S.c
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