Experts warn of possible violent end to Montana standoff
Peaceful settlement appears unlikely as the 10 day siege at Justus Township persists. Authorities caution that prolonged standoff may trigger violence, with experts noting the Freemen could view confrontation as necessary to create a white Christian republic.
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Frugal Kansas budget plan draws measured GOP reaction
Republican leaders in Kansas show caution toward a conference draft that would cut about 1.2 percent from the current year and set general fund spending at 7.8 billion. The deal aims to balance general fund usage with revenues, while highway spending declines and education funding faces pressure from lawmakers seeking higher per pupil base funding.
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Crimes Panel Targets Serbia for U N Security Council
The Hague war crimes tribunal plans to report Serbia to the United Nations Security Council for harboring three Yugoslav Army officers accused of ordering the 1991 Vukovar massacre. Prosecutors say 261 people, mostly Croats, were killed after hospital evacuation.
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U.N
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