Serbs Expel Muslims as NATO Looms in Bosnia
UN officials report renewed expulsions by Serbs in lands to be controlled postwar as Croats and Muslims destroy empty properties. NATO aims to deploy up to 60,000 peacekeepers after the Dayton accord signing in Paris, with advance teams arriving despite travel disruptions and fog over Sarajevo.
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Ohio
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Bosnian peace terms spark new refugee displacements
U N reports up to 60 Muslim families driven from villages near Banja Luka as Serbs hold ground in northwest Bosnia. Refugees describe crowded Muslim homes amid a broader Dayton framed shift. Croat forces torch villages and loot property as they relinquish territory under the two entity division.
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U.N. High Commissioner For Refugees
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Ohio
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Bosnia
Chris Gunness
U.N
Zagreb
Telemarketing fraud crackdown arrests 422 nationwide
FBI and state authorities arrested 422 people in 14 states under Operation Senior Sentinel, part of a two year undercover probe targeting elderly victims of telemarketing fraud. Earlier 114 were arrested. victims included a 92 year old California woman who lost 180000 dollars and a Ohio widow who lost 240000 dollars.
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Sentinel
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Las Vegas
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Ohio
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Iowa
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U.S
Phoenix
Buffalo
Miami
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Postal Service
Secret Service
Jobless claims rise by 14 000 in a week
Washington AP reports that first time unemployment claims jumped by 14 000 to 377 000 for the latest week, the largest rise in a month. Analysts say the rebound follows a shorter filing period a week earlier and notes the level is the highest since mid November.
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Washington
Labor Department
Local Markets and Stocks Mixed at Midday Trading
Ottawa Co op quotations show mixed stock movement with Amoco Boeing and IBM among movers. Grain prices steady to firm. Kansas feedlot sales slow with 7,800 slaughter steers and 4,400 heifers confirmed. hogs higher in St Joseph quotes. nonferrous metals steady with copper around 1.30 per pound and gold near 388 per ounce.
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Kansas
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U.S
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N.Y
Web
FDA approves AIDS drug TASHINGTON Invirase saquinavir debut
The FDA approved Roche saquinavir the first protease inhibitor for HIV treatment. Sold as Invirase, it must be used with older AIDS drugs and costs about 5800 dollars yearly wholesale. Roche will provide insurance help and free access for those unable to pay. Clinical data show modest CD4 gains and large HIV viral load drops when combined with AZT or with a new nucleoside analog.
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Food and Drug Administration
Hoffman-La Roche
Saquinavir
Roche
Health and Human Services
Donna Shalala
FDA
David Kessler
Kessler
Gingrich ethics probe finds three violations cited
The House ethics committee, in a 10 0 vote, says Speaker Newt Gingrich committed three ethics violations and admonished him for signing a lucrative book deal. It notes improper use of official resources by adviser Joseph Gaylord and improper solicitation via toll free numbers in floor speeches and a GOPAC town meeting promotion.
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House
Newt Gingrich
House Ethics Committee
Gingrich
David Bonier
Michigan
Joseph Gaylord
GOPAC
Ottawa area hospital admissions and police notes summary
Admissions include Beverly Crooks Stokes Crooks Lee Hermreck and Floyd Ragland all of Ottawa on Wednesday Dismissals list William Gilbert Pomona Cliff Moore Greeley and Louise Leusink Ottawa Wednesday Police report Jeffry Todd Bunce 222 E 2nd theft of a personalized car tag valued at 75 in a vehicle at his home Accidents include multiple Wednesday incidents with damages listed above 500 for some and below 500 for others including John Boeken George E McKinnis Jr Mary L Sheldon Robert J Reed Carl A Sage Kenneth E Chapman Jr and Ottawa University parking lot incidents
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Stokes Crooks
Lee Hermreck
Floyd Ragland
Ottawa
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Pomona
Cliff Moore
Greeley
Louise Leusink
Jeffry Todd Bunce
Mary L. Sheldon
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Florida Road
N. Cherry
Carl A. Sage
Ottawa University
Kenneth E. Chapman Jr
Pawnee Road
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