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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1996

Page

11

Russians Clash With Chechens Over Hostage Hospital Siege

Russian troops battled Chechen rebels who seized about 1,000 hostages at a Dagestan hospital near Kizlyar. The standoff, echoing Budyonnovsk, drew Yeltsin’s Security Council as authorities rushed security and a special commando to resolve the crisis.

OSCOW Russia Kizlyar Republic of Dagestan Gromy Chechnya Itar-Tass Ibragim Ibragimov Hospi Leonid Golovnyov Ministry of Interior Moscow Budyonnovsk Boris Yeltsin Security Council Yeltsin Sergei Medvedev Golovnyov Ministry of the Interior Abdul Musayev Interior Ministry

Plane crash devastates Kinshasa market killing hundreds

In Kinshasa a mid day crash of a Russian built Antonov 32 into a crowded open air market killed at least 297 with authorities citing lack of authorization and possible overloading. Four pilots survived though one hospitalized. authorities shield pilots from angry crowds.

Kinshasa Zaire Ndolo Angola UNITA Njaliena

U.S. shuttle mission aims to calm Mostar clashes

A U.S. shuttle mission moves to halt the violence in Mostar as Croat and Muslim factions clash amid still fragile plans for a joint governance. After deadly attacks last week, the city sees renewed ethnic tension that jeopardizes Bosnia’s power-sharing prospects. Washington and Croatian officials held talks in Zagreb to press for deescalation and stability.

Sarajevo Bosnia-Herzegovina U.S Mostar Bosnia Robert Gallucci Zagreb

Strong 6.1 quake hits Sakhalin Island damages Okha homes

A 6.1 magnitude earthquake struck Sakhalin Island in Russia's Far East damaging 14 apartment buildings in Okha. Thousands were left homeless as residents spent the night in streets after previous quakes. No injuries were reported.

Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk Russia Russian Far East Sakhalin Island Okha Itar-Tass

Guatemalan President-Elect Faces War, Poverty and Crime

Alvaro Arzu begins a four year term amid a divided nation with civil war, poverty, crime and human rights concerns. He won the runoff by 2.44 percent over Alfonso Portillo as his party controls 42 of 80 legislature seats. Arzu pledges maximum effort to secure a peace treaty with leftist guerrillas to end Central America's longest war.

Guatemala City Alvaro Arzu Arzu Alfonso Portillo Guatemalan Republican Front Central America

Judges debate cameras in courtrooms after Simpson trial

San Francisco AP report shows Los Angeles judges urging policy to keep courts out of entertainment and protect jurors and witnesses from camera exposure while media groups insist cameras inform the public. The discussion follows Gov Wilson’s proposal to ban criminal trial cameras and cites differing views from attorneys and journalists.

San Francisco Los Angeles Simpson California Pete Wilson State Judicial Council Task Force Johnnie Cochran F. Lee Bailey William Bennett Turner Society of Professional Journalists

Bus Collides With Semi in Green Bay Killing At Least One

In Green Bay Brown County authorities report a school bus struck a semitrailer on the west side around 8:30 a.m. The bus was full and rescue teams worked to free children trapped in the wreckage. At least one person is dead, identity not released. The medical examiner was summoned to the scene.

Green Bay Wis Brown County Sheriff's Fire Department Ted Schultz

Pomona Kansas Adopts Ordinance Repealing 1983 Salary Rule

The city governing body of Pomona Kansas passes Ordinance No 431 providing mayor and council salaries. It repeals Ordinance No 379 approved November 1 1983. Mayor to receive 50 per meeting and councilmembers 40 per meeting. Effective after publication. Gary Stoneking Mayor. Attest Cora Stoneking City Clerk.

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