Britain Warns It Will Strike Serbs to Protect U.N. Troops
Britain said its Royal Air Force could fire on Serb forces attacking U.N. peacekeepers, as Canadian troops receive protection for humanitarian aid in Srebrenica. Bosnian Serb leader Karadzic rejected a U.N. peace plan, risking harsher sanctions and a shift in Balkan diplomacy. European envoy David Owen condemned Karadzic while proposing safe corridors, met with Serb demands for contiguous, self-governed provinces.
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Britain
U.N
Canada
Srebrenica
Middelfart
Denmark
Bosnia-Herzegovina
Royal Air Force
London
Foreign Office
ITN
Vitez
Bob Steward
Belgrade
European Community
David Owen
Radovan Karadzic
Karadzic
Owen
Yugoslavia
Craven schools seek bigger local funds in new budget
Craven County officials urged a 5 percent countywide spending cut this year while Craven schools aim to boost local funding by nearly 20 percent in the proposed 1993 94 budget totaling about 10 7 million from the county. The board must finalize figures with the county manager before sending the request to commissioners.
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Craven County
Board of Education
Brad Sneeden
Sneeden
Craven Commissioners
Craven Schools
Ed Armstrong
County Board of Commissioners
Armstrong
Cove City dedicates first rescue squad facility
Cove City Mayor Dick Davis cut the ribbon Saturday for the town's first rescue squad facility, part of Rescue Weekend that drew 300 Craven County residents. The April 15 completion will house Cove City Rescue 32, previously sharing space with the Fire Department.
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Cove City
Dick Davis
Craven County
Sunset Boulevard
Cove City Rescue 32
Cove City Fire Department
Bryant Hines
Davis
Rescue Squad
Jimmy
Burn victim airlifted from yard fire to Chapel Hill
Jasper area woman Betty Kay Smith was severely burned when yard fire fuel ignited her clothing. She was driven to Township 9 Fire Department Building, stabilized at Pitt County Memorial Hospital in Greenville, then airlifted by EastCare to UNC Hospitals in Chapel Hill for further treatment.
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Betty Kay Smith
Lane Farm Road
Jaycee Burn Center
University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill
Pitt County Memorial Hospital
Greenville
EastCare
Township 9
Pitt
Chapel
Nation of gays marches for rights in capital
Hundreds of same sex couples kiss in a mock wedding while gay veterans wear uniforms that deny service as activists plan the largest march for equality in Washington. Clinton prepares to lift the ban on gays serving, while protests aim to end discrimination and push federal civil rights protections and AIDS funding.
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National Mall
America
Patrick Gill
Washington
Clinton
White House
Cliff Anchor
California National Guard Reserve
Monte Rio
Calif
Newsweek
Princeton Survey Research Associates
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Jesse Avery
Sun Journal
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Phillipia
Geoffrey Whaley
Whaley
Mike Saraghan
Alee
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