Bosnian Serbs Withdraw Guns Near Sarajevo
Convoys of Bosnian Serb artillery retreated from hills around Sarajevo to meet NATO’s ultimatum and avoid bombardment. Radovan Karadzic said the war in Sarajevo may be over, reacting to a Sunday deadline and pressure from Russia after talks with Vitaly Churkin in Pale. NATO plans to deploy warplanes to shield U.N. peacekeepers in the city.
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Radovan Karadzic
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Russia
Vitaly Churkin
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Bill Aikman
U.N
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Presidio City Employee Indicted on Theft Charges
Juana Hernandez a Presidio city employee secretary in the water and sewer department was indicted by a Presidio County Grand Jury on one count of second degree felony theft related to missing city funds totaling 117000 Checks totaling 70000 were found in her possession Officials say she was arrested December 10 1993 at her home in Presidio The grand jury action and arrest were announced by District Attorney Albert Valadez Source PRESIDIO/2A
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Presidio City
Juana Hernandez
Presidio County
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83Rd Judicial District
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Hernandez
Water and Sewer Department
Trade deficit with Japan hits record in 1989 data
The United States posted a record overall trade gap of 115.78 billion dollars for last year, with Japan’s deficit rising 23.7 percent to 59.3 billion. Officials cite imports outpacing exports, while monthly December figures show signs of improvement and inflation remains tame.
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Federal Reserve
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Tyson
Arthritis Drugs Linked To Slower Onset Of Alzheimer's
A study in Neurology finds anti inflammatory drugs used for arthritis may slow or block Alzheimer's onset. In 50 elderly twin pairs, the twin who used anti inflammatories fared better, with stronger effects among women and in those under 71. Risks and cautions noted by medical experts.
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Journal
Neurology
John Breitner
Duke University
Johnson Space Center funded radiation studies
Houston reports that two human radiation experiments in 1963 and 1974 were funded by the Johnson Space Center. NASA confirmed consent and radiation levels no higher than a standard X-ray. A participant in 1963 later says he has leukemia.
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Houston Post
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Randy Shilts dies AIDS activist journalist at 42
Award winning journalist Randy Shilts who chronicled the AIDS epidemic and championed gay rights has died at age 42 after living with AIDS.
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Wrong spokesman appears at candidate's conference
In Austin AP report confusion over acronyms unsettled U.S. Senate hopeful Mike Andrews at a news conference. A man introduced as ACES representative Russell Fishell branded Andrews' child support proposal as welfare for white women, later saying he had no link to the candidate while raising concerns about misrepresentation.
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Association For Children For Enforcement
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