War crimes verdicts at Yugoslav tribunal mark first command case
The Yugoslav war crimes tribunal convicted Zdravko Mucic of 11 counts for overseeing guards who killed nine Serbs and tortured six at a Bosnian prison camp, while Zemil Delalic was acquitted of war crimes despite his overall command. Prosecutor Niemann said he will appeal Delalic’s acquittal as judges noted the ruling’s historical significance. Nike trims hazardous solvents in footwear making by 75 percent in three years and targets a 90 percent cut by 2001, with ventilation upgrades and shift to water-based chemicals to protect workers.
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Adventurers Reach First Food Depot On Antarctic Trek
New Zealanders Peter Hillary and Australians Jon Muir and Eric Philips began from Scott Base on Nov 4 aiming to ski 1,875 miles to the South Pole and back. They pull 396 pounds of supplies each and will drop gear along the route. 60 miles covered after nearly two weeks as they plan 125 miles more in 10 days.
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Netanyahu Threatens Delay of West Bank Pullout Amid Arafat Independence Push
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu signaled a pause in the planned withdrawal of 13 percent of the West Bank unless Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat retracts hints of declaring independence in May. The dispute surfaced as Parliament opened a two day debate on the plan with a key vote expected. Arafat aides and Palestinian negotiators accused Netanyahu of evading commitments while tensions rose over deadlines, security releases, and final status talks.
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Stockholm mourns as disco tragedy haunts Sweden
In Goteborg and Stockholm communities confront the Oct 29 disco hall fire that killed 63 teens. Counselor Taha Abdu counsels grieving youths, immigrants feel targeted, and rumors of arson fuel frustration with investigators.
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