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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1994
Page
4
The Rev. Joseph Lowery of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference and other religious leaders say sanctions may compel change without invasion, saying more time could yield results.
Rwandan rebel leaders say they have won the 14 week war and seek a new government. Fleeing Hutus pour into Zaire and neighboring camps, with estimates of up to 3.5 million Rwandans in refugee zones as relief workers struggle to cope.
Rescue teams toiled through the night after a Monday blast levelled a seven story building housing two Jewish community organizations in Buenos Aires. At least 26 people died and over 120 were injured as authorities ordered three days of national mourning and launched a wide manhunt for the attackers. President Menem convened a Cabinet meeting while airports limited departures as some 3,000 passengers faced delays at Ezeiza International Airport amid identity checks.
A flowered hearse bore the body of Kim Il Sung through Pyongyang as hundreds of thousands of North Koreans flooded streets to mourn the Great Leader. Kim died July 8 at age 82 after decades of ruling, with only top officials present at the secrecy-shrouded funeral. Official media claimed about 2 million people crowded the capital, while Kim Jong Il attended at the presidential palace outside Pyongyang.
The Commerce Department reports the U S trade deficit rose 7.6 percent in May to 9.17 billion, with the goods and services gap reaching a six year high. Rising oil prices and strong import demand pushed the deficit higher, as clothing, iron and steel, and telecommunications equipment imports surged.
Secretary of State Warren Christopher met with Syria's Hafez Assad to seek a concrete peace offer with Israel. The talks occurred amid mounting moves by Jordan's King Hussein, PLO chief Yasser Arafat, and Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin reflecting a potential regional peace framework and trade ties discussions.
Intissar al Wazir widow of a PLO chief and Gaza City minister of social affairs, known as Umm Jihad, uses her fame to push for equal rights and reform of Islamic laws to protect women. She seeks 5.5 million dollars monthly for her ministry run charity aiding thousands of families.
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