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Newspaper

Sun Journal

Location

New Bern, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1994

Page

5

Britain signs aid deal with Vietnam to boost trade

Britain and Vietnam announced a 77.5 million aid package to spur small scale trade, with Foreign Secretary Douglas Hurd signing in Hanoi after a two day visit. The aid, nearly triple Britain’s four year total, will fund grants and low interest loans and focus on Vietnamese use of British products and services.

Hanoi Vietnam Britain Douglas Hurd Hurd Nguyen Manh Cam Cam

Three irrigation workers kidnapped in Zamboanga town

In Siraway, Zamboanga del Norte, three irrigation project workers were abducted by ten gunmen who intruded the bunkhouse late Wednesday. The identity of the captors remains unknown, no ransom is reported, and a release was later described by a worker. The raiders took belongings and $270 in cash.

Zamboanga Philippines Paterno Laranjo National Irrigation Administration Lenny Siraway Zamboanga del Norte Manila Enrique

Singapore prosecutes U S businessman amid Fay case controversy

Singapore denied targeting Robert Freehill, saying the prosecution stems from an alleged 1992 incident and not from his son Stephen or the Fay case. Selvarajah, Singapore’s charge d’affaires in Washington, defended the action in a Straits Times letter, calling it law taking its course.

Singapore U.S Robert Freehill Stephen Ohio Michael Fay United States Freehill I Selvarajah Washington Straits Times

Caribbean peacekeepers back U S Haiti invasion plan

Caribbean soldiers training in Puerto Rico express support for a U S led invasion of Haiti to oust coup leaders and restore constitutional rule. Lt Tybrel Raymond of Antigua and others from Jamaica Belize and Britain say they understand Haitian suffering and warn against Caribbean dictatorship spreading.

Abidjan Ivory Coast Monrovia Barclay Training Center A. S. Mukhtar Associated Press CEIBA Puerto Rico Washington Haiti Caribbean Tybrel Raymond U.S Grenada Cuba Raymond Roosevelt Roads Naval Station Antigua Jamaica Belize Britain Trinidad and Tobago

Haitian Leaders Remain Defiant Amid Invasion Pressure

Haitian military rulers refuse to cede power as U.S. invasion threats loom. Emile Jonassaint defends the government while Clinton vows action with 15 U.S. warships nearby. Aristide’s return remains blocked amid embargoes and curfews.

Port-Au-Prince Haiti U.S Emile Jonassaint Clinton United States Jean-Bertrand Aristide Puerto Rico Associated Press Aristide

British medics aid refugees in Kibeho Rwanda

In Kibeho Rwanda British Lance Corporal Richard Hibberd and 23 Parachute Field Ambulance medics treat thousands in refugee camps near Ruhengeri. Since summer they have patched injuries and delivered babies, vaccinating tens of thousands with Doctors Without Borders, amid a vast displacement crisis.

Lance Richard Hibberd Rwanda Nsengimana Kibeho Hibberd Britain Kitabi Kigali Nyungwe National Forest Ruhengerhi Doctors Without Borders

US seeks South Korea role in North Korea nuclear plan

In Seoul US and South Korean officials pressed for Seoul to lead part of a plan to steer North Korea away from its nuclear program. North Korea yet rejects South Korea built reactors, complicating Geneva talks set for Sept 23 on curbing its weapons drive. Robert Gallucci, lead US negotiator, met in Seoul to discuss replacing Russian reactors with a low plutonium producing plant. South Korea’s Kim Sam hoon said the reactors should be South Korean made given financial realities, as Washington pledged a modern reactor and diplomatic ties if Pyongyang halts weapon work.

Seoul South Korea U.S South Korean North Korea North Geneva Robert Gallucci Kim Sam-hoon United States

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