Yugoslavs strike to force Milosevic from power
Tens of thousands joined a nationwide strike to demand President Slobodan Milosevic step down and acknowledge challenger Vojislav Kostunica’s victory. Protests shut shops and theaters, with walkouts spanning Belgrade, Nis, Cacak, Kragujevac, and Novi Sad as opposition officials filed an election complaint and called for a recount.
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U S aid backed Milosevic opponents in Serbia
U S funds totaling 35 million dollars supported anti-Milosevic groups in Serbia and the region as part of a decade long Western push to weaken him. EU backing neared 140 million since 1991, aiding energy, schools, and media efforts. Diplomats kept recipients unnamed to avoid aiding Milosevic's propaganda.
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30 Percent Off Fall Collections For Girls And Boys
A local retailer announces a seasonal sale offering 30 percent off the fall collections for girls and boys. Stock includes coats, sweaters, pants, and footwear with discounts highlighted in store windows. The promotion runs through the end of the month.
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