Russia to regulate its unruly securities market
Moscow moves to calm jittery investors by regulating the MMM affair as authorities charge affiliates with tax fraud. MMM boosted buyback to 125000 rubles per share while crowds of 5000 gathered outside its offices and the company reopened closed premises to handle the rush.
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UN commander accuses Serbs of ambush in Bosnia
In Pale Lt. Gen. Sir Michael Rose condemned the ambush that killed a British soldier and an attack on French peacekeepers. Serb forces blamed the convoy for mistaking it for a government column. Rose warned against further attacks on peacekeepers and noted NATO aircraft overflights but no retaliation was requested.
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US allies urged to toughen stance on Bosnian Serbs
The United States presses Britain France Germany and Russia to escalate pressure on the Bosnian Serbs to accept a peace plan. Secretary of State Christopher will discuss actions with foreign ministers while envoy Redman reports firm allied resolve, as Serbs test that resolve in Geneva.
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