Carter’s trip ends in cease-fire efforts in Bosnia
Carter’s two day diplomatic push in Sarajevo failed to narrow gaps with Bosnian Muslims and Bosnian Serbs who clashed over a four month halt to hostilities. Aimed to start talks by Friday and end by January 1, officials warned progress was unlikely and a permanent cease-fire risked entrenching gains. President Izetbegovic voiced pessimism while Carter urged a limited noon Friday truce around the Bihac enclave and suggested sanctions relief could follow serious talks.
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Ten Santas aid rider after street collision on Third Avenue
Ten sidewalk Santas rallied around a bicyclist who collided with a van in New York directing traffic and delivering care. EMS member Lawrence Reichard checked vital signs for 63 year old Philip Anderson before he was hospitalized for observation and later released.
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Officials defend shooting of knife wielding man outside White House
Federal officials defend the shooting of Marcelino Corniel a 33 year old knife wielding homeless man outside the White House saying he ignored orders to drop the weapon and that officers acted appropriately. Park Police emphasize quick action to prevent harm while Corniel remains in critical condition after two surgeries. Security at the White House has been tightened after three recent scares including an aircraft crash a gun attack and a recent shooting.
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Dean Rusk Dies at 85 Former U S Secretary of State
ATHENS Ga Dean Rusk longtime secretary of state under Kennedy and Johnson has died at 85 in Athens He taught at the University of Georgia after leaving Washington in 1969 Rusk shaped U S policy during Bay of Pigs Cuban missile crisis and Vietnam War and faced heavy criticism for his Vietnam stance His son Richard called him an architect of a war that killed 58 000 Americans and nearly a million Vietnamese
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