Marines deploy 22nd MEU with Prowlers for Deny Flight support
Marines assign the 22nd MEU to rapid combat readiness with six EA-6B Prowler aircraft and about 170 Marines from VMAQ-4. They depart Cherry Point to support Operation Deny Flight with anti radiarion missiles used in Serb and Croat targets. The unit structure includes Battalion Landing Team, Helicopter Squadron 261, MEU Service Support Group 22, and MEU (SOC).
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Morris
2Nd Marine Aircraft Wing
MAW
Marine Tactical Electronic Warfare Squadron 4
VMAQ-4
Marine Aircraft Group 14
Cherry Point
Bosanska Krupa
Otoka
Bosnia
Dvor
Krajina
Croatia
MEU
M.M. Robeson
Marine Medium
A.E. Reynolds
J.L. Grimmett
Bosnia War Divides US and Europe Over Strategy
Peace Tarnoff said on Nightline that the United States has gained some cooperation from Belgrade in closing parts of border Bosnian Serb areas. The split between the United States and Europe widens as allies push for actions without US peacekeeping troops. Dole criticized NATO mission and questioned its purpose, while McCurry discussed possible cross-border links between Serb controlled Bosnia and Yugoslavia. The Bosnian Serbs refuse a federation with Muslims and Croats, hampering efforts to deter further Armenian? conflict. The administration seeks options to prevent the war from spreading amid dwindling prospects for Serb deterring actions.
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Tarnoff
ABCTV
United States
Belgrade
Bosnia
U.S
United Nations
NATO
U.N
Bihac
Malcolm Rifkind
Britain
Bob Dole
Senate
Rifkind
Dole
Brussels
Yugoslavia
State Department
Michael McCurry
Mediators press peace talks amid Serb threat near Sarajevo
US, Russia, Britain, France, and Germany sent representatives to Sarajevo for talks with the Bosnian government despite a Serb surface to air missile site near the city. U.N. plans include Boutros-Ghali visit as cease-fire hopes dim amid Serb advances in the Bihac pocket and continued shelling near a hospital complex.
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Sarajevo
Bosnia-Herzegovina
Bosnia
United States
Russia
Britain
France
Germany
U.N
Boutros Boutros-Ghali
Pale
Bihac
Biodegradable chitosan seen as future miracle material
Researchers tout chitosan derived from chitin as a renewable, patentable compound with broad use potential in films fibers and papers. Hudson notes a partner is sought to develop the patent while demonstrating medical and agricultural benefits including wound healing seed coating and reduced diaper rash. Salmon calls the process simple.
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Japan
Hudson
Ncsu College of Veterinary Medicine
Jets Attack Grozny Amid Chechnya Tensions
Russian and Chechen forces traded air strikes as Grozny faced a high stakes ultimatum from President Yeltsin. Dudayev denounced Moscow while civilians fled the capital as a jet was downed and chaos erupted near the central square. Dudayev threatened to execute captured Russians as Yeltsin demanded the release of prisoners and disbandment of armed groups within 48 hours.
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Grozny
Russia
Dzhokhar Dudayev
Boris Yeltsin
Yeltsin
Dudayev
Chechnya
Jerry Rubin Dead at 56 in Jaywalking Auto Crash
Jerry Rubin, Chicago Seven defendant and Yippie founder turned businessman, died at 56 after being struck by a car while jaywalking across Wilshire Boulevard. He had been hospitalized since November 14. Rubin helped shape 1960s antiwar protests and later embraced venture capitalism and health foods industry.
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Jerry Rubin
Chicago Seven
University of California, Los Angeles
Wilshire Boulevard
Angel Bracamontes
Rubin
Tom Hayden
The
Met
Chicago
Maury Hines Reflects on Jelly Roll Morton Identity Struggle
Mauri Hines, star of Jelly's Last Jam, discusses Morton as a light skinned Creole and his own conflict over race. He recalls the pressure to fit upper class norms and condemns denying one’s race as monstrous while in Santa Ana, California.
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Jelly Roll Morton
Mauri Hines
Hines
Morton
Santa Ana
Calif
Quayle Hospitalized With Lung Blood Clot
Former Vice President Dan Quayle, 47, was admitted to University Hospital in Indianapolis after shortness of breath. A clot in one lung prompted urgent treatment and doctors expect a full recovery, with a weeklong hospital stay anticipated.
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Dan Quayle
White House
Quayle
University Hospital
Indianapolis
Pam Pam Perry
Perry
Christmas window displays go up after Thanksgiving
Wesley Davis of New Bern notes he enjoys horseback riding, scuba, fishing, hunting, and woodwork. The piece recalls his view on timing for seasonal store displays, stating that Christmas windows should go up after Thanksgiving and about the first of December to complete one holiday before starting another.
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Davis
New Bern
Michael Jordan on not being a statue in 1990s comeback
Scottsdale to Tempe, Michael Jordan insists he is alive not a statue as he plays for the Scottsdale Scorpions in the Arizona Fall League. The piece notes his struggle to adapt to baseball, crowd fascination with his statue in Chicago, and his self-deprecating humor about being the team’s worst player while learning the sport. Federal-quoted lines show his view of fame and his daily efforts to adjust.
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Jordan
Scottsdale Scorpions
Arizona
Tempe Rafters
Chicago
United Center
Scorpions
Michael Jordan
RBI
Bob Greene
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Heidi Fleiss
Los Angeles
Judith L. Champagne
Hollywood
Alan Carter
Beverly Hills
Anthony Brookis
SUN Journal
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