US warns Japan over trade pledges and commitments
Secretary of State Warren Christopher told Hosokawa and Hata that Japan has not met commitments from July 1993 to reduce its trade surplus and ease imports. He stressed that great nations keep their commitments and spoke firmly about US concerns during the news conference. In Britain, Sinn Fein was invited to peace talks with a condition that the IRA halt violence after a car bomb near Heathrow failed to explode, causing minor disruption with no injuries.
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Unrest Grips Bophuthatswana Capital Amid Vote Demand
Strike and clashes shut shops in Mmabatho as Bophuthatswana workers press to vote in South Africa's election. Security forces clash with protesters injuring 37, a spotter plane surveils Mmabatho, and in Pretoria residents urge President de Klerk to intervene.
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Aristide Loyalists Decry U S Plan On Haiti Government
Aristide supporters fear a U S backed plan to end military rule would exclude Haiti s democratically elected president. The proposal approved by the lower house calls for Lt Gen Raoul Cedras to resign after a new premier is named, a general amnesty law, premier confirmation, and a national government, with international sanctions suspended.
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U S general warns on Bosnia troop numbers
Gen John Shalikashvili said U S forces in Bosnia should be sized to fit the mission, not political optics, estimating about 50 000 as a reference point with the U S not supplying more than half. He stressed peace plan must come first and NATO must lead command.
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Kerrigan to host Saturday Night Live in NBC cameo
Nancy Kerrigan, Olympic silver medalist, will host Saturday Night Live with Aretha Franklin as musical guest. The piece notes her move from athlete to media figure, with mixed praise for her comedic poise and potential damage control.
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Buttafuoco plans boxing match after jail release
Names in the News covers Joey Buttafuoco’s March 23 jail release, a charity boxing match against Geraldo Rivera, a post-release party for 200 guests including Howard Stern, and his weight loss as he promotes health products. The piece also notes Tony Danza’s ski accident recovery and Governor Wilson inviting Alice Walker to accept an arts award.
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