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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1994

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2

North Korea’s Kim Jong Il successor faces uncertain economy

South Korea’s spy chief Kim Peok told the National Assembly that North Korea under Kim Jong Il would confront economic and nuclear challenges despite expectations he will succeed his father Kim Il Sung. He cited poor economy, Western confrontation, and a 100 day mourning ending October 16 as key factors.

Seoul South Korea Kim Jong 1 North Korea Kim Peok Agency For National Security Planning National Assembly North Kim Kim Jong Il Kim Il Sung

Plan to Withdraw Last U S Diplomats From Somalia

The Clinton administration plans to pull the final 80 American diplomats and Marines from Mogadishu by mid September, moving them to Nairobi. The decision closes the 1992 mission, once 26,000 U.S. troops strong, amid rising violence and a clash between State Department and Pentagon concerns. Somali militias recently ambushed U N peacekeepers in southwestern Somalia, killing seven Indian soldiers and wounding nine.

Washington Mogadishu Clinton Somalia State Department Nairobi United States U.N Pentagon

Mother Teresa Marked 84th Birthday in Calcutta

Mother Teresa turned 84 today in Calcutta as hundreds gathered at Mother House to honor the Nabel Peace Prize laureate with flower baskets pots of candy saris and toys for the poor and homeless children she aids.

Calcutta India Mother Teresa Mother House The Associated Press

Gore says US backs country choice at Cairo talks

Vice President Al Gore asserted at the National Press Club that the United States will push for each nation to decide on abortion rights but will not seek an international right to abortion. He defended Clinton policies, urged wide contraception access, and called for respecting national laws in Cairo’s draft program.

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