World tightens around Bihac as Serbs seize village
Serbs captured a Muslim village near Bihac while fighting to overtake the last government stronghold in northwest Bosnia. The United Nations pressed for an immediate cease-fire and Serb withdrawal from the enclave. NATO contemplated air action but backed off to aid negotiations.
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Serbs fire at NATO planes in unclear encounter
NATO pilots reported being fired upon by a surface to air or similar weapon. No hit was recorded, and no damage occurred. Details remain unclear about the incident and the involved locations.
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Iote Ends And It’s Growing Worldwide In 1993
Estimated 1993 user base ranges from 10 to 40 million worldwide with about 15 percent annual growth. The system enables email file transfer and public software, and allows interaction with other computers such as online library card catalogs.
Internet access drought hits rural North Carolina readers
In eastern Northa and rural North Carolina residents face slow uptake of the information highway as high long distance charges, limited local access, and fear of rising telephony costs hinder adoption. Donnie Benners of New Bern notes people have sought Internet access for years, yet struggle to connect.
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Speed Takes Some Practice on the Internet
Laurie Sun Journal Staff reports Paul Scinto says online navigation can feel like a vacation with luck and expense. He advises planning with specific destinations and saving material for offline study after years of using America Online. A local link is anticipated.
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Kassebaum: Case closed on Helms remark
The Associated Press reports Jesse Helms will head the Senate Foreign Relations Committee but a fellow Republican member warns he must watch his tongue. He is told that as chair, his thoughts influence U S policy globally and within Congress.
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Hurricanes Stay On Roll In 1A Playoff Push
Pamlico High Hurricanes advanced to within two wins of the state 1A title with a 15-0 win over Southwest Onslow. They improve to 12-0 and travel to North Edgecombe (11-2) next Friday as the next test. The winner then faces Murphy-Bladenboro in Chapel Hill on Dec. 10.
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GATT test of goodwill shapes lame duck session
Congress faces a brief lame duck session to vote on the GATT trade accord, backed by President Clinton and both parties. The 103rd Congress ends with Foley passing the measure in his final days and Gingrich preparing to lead the new GOP majority in January.
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