Another Goma risk looms as Bukavu shelters refugees
More than 200000 Rwandans seek refuge in Bukavu amid fears of a second Goma. About 1800 refugees die daily from disease as 2 million Hutus remain dispersed in southwest Rwanda. French patrols in the security zone curb crossings but aid workers warn the crisis could swell beyond capacity.
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Ukavu
Rwanda
Bukavu
Goma
Peter Romanovsky
U.N
Rwandan Patriotic Front
Ruzizi
Trevor Page
World Food Program
New Vineyard Outlines Big Plans for Wine Future
A new winery project unveils ambitious growth plans including expanding grape acreage, building a modern processing facility, and launching a broader distribution network. Operators emphasize sustainable viticulture and regional branding to attract investment and tourism.
Neuse River COG Directors suspend longtime chief
Three Neuse River Council of Governments board members suspended executive director Roy Fogle without pay amid a board take over of COG operations in New Bern. The move follows allegations of racial discrimination and fears of state action to halt funding, with the next payroll and local programs at stake.
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Neuse River
Fogle
Dorothy Pullicino
Jacksonville
Remus Stanley
Lenoir County
Pullicino
Neuse Cog
North Carolina
Craven, Jones and Pamlico
COG
Gunman kills two at abortion clinic in Florida
A man with a shotgun killed two people and wounded one at the Ladies Center for Abortion in Pensacola, Florida. Police arrested anti abortion activist Paul Hill, director of Defense America, near the scene. The victims’ genders and location of the shooting were not immediately known. The wounded victim was taken to a hospital.
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Paul Hill
Ladies Center For Abortion
Tonya Humphries
Hill
Defense America of
Pensacola
Bill Bragwell
Democrats push $33.2 billion anti crime bill for swift approval
President Clinton said he will sign the spending plan into law without delay as Democrats forecast quick passage in both houses. Republican opponents concede the GOP cannot stop the measure, hailed as the federal attack on crime and praised by lawmakers from Fevre to Biden and Rep. Jack.
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House
Senate
Clinment
Fevre Biden
Jack
Marines at Cherry Point ready to supply water to refugees
Marines of Cherry Point's Marine Wing Support Squadron 271 known as Workhorses could begin providing purified drinking water to Rwandan refugees within 24 hours if called. They dodged debris after Andrew to support disaster relief, though they are not on standby for UN relief efforts.
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Cherry Point
Marine Wing
Andrew
United Nation
Senate opens Whitewater Hearings on Foster Suicide
The Senate Banking Committee begins exploration of Vincent Foster's death as a suicide linked to Whitewater. Police and forensics uphold the finding while House aides face partisan scrutiny over the same period. Foster, a White House lawyer, died July 20, 1993 in Virginia.
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House
White House
Vincent Foster
Senate Banking Committee
Foster
Whitewater
House Banking Committee
Bernard Nussbaum
Clinton
Treasury Department
Resolution Trust Corp
David Carle
Virginia
Washington
Neil Eggleston
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COG Board
Action Today
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Craven
Jones Counties
Pamlico County
State Department of Commerce
Angie Harris
Roy Fogle
Fla
The
Associated Press
Pensacola, Fla
Ann Landars
Jesse Avery
Sun Journal
Marine Wing Support Squadron 271
Toby Schuler
Michael Elko
Gary Short
Scott McDonough
David Jackson
U.S. Army
RTC
Texas
Rogers
Angels
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