Cuba Fires Down US Planes at UN Clash
At the United Nations General Assembly Cuba charged it shot down two American planes after repeated airspace violations by U.S.-based exiles. Cuban officials blamed the Clinton administration for failing to curb the flights, while U.S. officials called the shooting murder in the skies and stressed the planes were unarmed civil aircraft.
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Clinton
United States
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Brothers
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U.N. Security Council
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Pena
U.S
Russia Won't Halt U.S. Chicken Exports Yet
Russia said on February 16 that it would stop importing U S chickens from March 19 over health concerns. Vice President Al Gore's office later stated assurances from Prime Minister Viktor Chernomyrdin that U S poultry exports to Russia would continue without interruption. No clear reason for the reversal was given, and U S officials planned to visit Moscow to discuss the issue.
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U.S
al Gore
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Moscow
Ex-Mexican official freed on bail in Newark
Mario Ruiz Massieu, former Mexican deputy attorney general, was released on bail under house arrest with an electronic monitor and 24 hour guard. He must post 9 million frozen in a Houston account. He faces obstruction of the probe into the 1994 assassination linked to the ruling party and the president's brother.
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Newark
N.J
Mario Ruiz Massieu
Mexico
Houston
Ruiz Massieu
Carlos Salinas de Gortari
Israel tightens grip in West Bank as Hamas bombings rise
Israeli forces sealed Palestinian areas in the West Bank and blocked roads in Hebron, closing colleges and charities tied to Hamas after four bombings in nine days. Hamas military wing said it would stop attacks until July, while the death toll reached 57 noncombatants and four bombers, including many children.
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Hebron
West Bank
Israel
Hamas
Amnon Shahak
Izzedine al Qassam
NATO forces oust Croat police from Hadzici Bosnia
NATO led troops pressured hard line Croat police to withdraw from Hadzici as a multi ethnic police force prepared to assume control. A bomb exploded at the Hadzici police station after their departure. no injuries were reported and roof explosives were rendered harmless. Eighteen unauthorized Croat officers had occupied the suburb to oppose handover to the mixed police force by 9 am local time.
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Hadzici
Bosnia-Herzegovina
Sarajevo
Bluebeard figure to stand trial in cocaine death case
In Detroit ETROIT AP a bespectacled businessman Amos is charged after his third wife Roberta dies from a cocaine overdose at a hotel party. Authorities say he delayed reporting, cleaned the scene, and was the last to see her alive raising questions about four deaths linked to him.
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Deborah Lewis Langston
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Roberta
Roberta Amos
Detroit
Ethnic market niches offer business growth opportunities
Four minority groups African Asian American Indian and Hispanic now compose about a quarter of the U S population with growth toward one third after 2000 Texas and California predict minority status for white non Hispanic within 15 years Businesses can win by targeting ethnic segments with research language culturally aware advertising and staff who speak native languages Emphasize trust and customization rather than generic promotions and adjust product mixes to meet distinct cultural needs Don Taylor co author notes contact details at Amarillo Texas.
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U.S
Texas
California
Don Taylor
Amarillo
Legal Notices: Lambeth Divorce Suit in Franklin County
In the District Court of Franklin County Kansas a petition for divorce and division of property has been filed in case 08D 62 against Cheri S Lambeth. Cheri must plead by April 17, 1996 in Ottawa. Attorney is Ryburn Byrd Richeson & Flaherty Ottawa. Published March 6 1996. Public notice: City of Princeton reports total coliform CVC violation in January 1996. KDHE indicates drinking water safety concerns. EPA standards apply. investigation ongoing. contact Mayor Lyle B Gorton for details.
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Cheri S
Lambeth
Cheri
Ottawa
Joel A. Lambeth
Princeton
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US Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Kohe
Lyle B. Gorton
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