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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1995
Page
6
Ann Landers apologized after being quoted in a magazine referring to Pope John Paul II as a Polack amid Polish American protests. The New Yorker profile noted her remarks and described her background, while Landers called it poor judgment.
President Clinton urged Irish leaders to back a full peace process in Northern Ireland during a Dublin visit. He praised the U S backed twin track plan led by Senator George Mitchell and urged patience as talks proceed.
King Hussein of Jordan promised to aid exiled Iraqi dissidents in toppling Saddam Hussein but urged unity before a planned Amman conference. He returned from London after talks with opposition groups who warned of a catastrophe under UN sanctions within five years.
President Violeta Chamorro announced plans to visit thousands of villagers forced from their homes as Cerro Negro volcano erupts with ash steam and rocks. Experts from Japan Central America and the United States rushed to assess the threat while authorities weigh eruption chances near Managua. The piece also notes ongoing labor strikes in France disrupting traffic and public services as unions clash over budget cuts and social benefits.
A bomb hidden in a baggage hold exploded on a bus departing a Lahore terminal, killing three and wounding 14. The bus, bound for Multan, was in Punjab province where a third such attack in three weeks occurred. Police offered no suspects as 12 passengers were hospitalized and two nearby bystanders were injured.
Israel cut international telephone service to PLO run areas in Gaza and West Bank towns Jenin and Jericho because of a 7.3 million dollar debt to Bezeq. Outgoing lines were suspended Thursday while incoming calls remain possible.
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