Ethiopia's Ex Leaders Detained In Luxury In Addis Ababa
In Addis Ababa ex ministers and senior officials, totaling about 300, are detained at a former education institute now used as an internment camp. They wear luxury clothes, mingle with families at a fountain, and face uncertain futures under the Tigrean interim government after a 17 year revolution. Journalists report mixed emotions from fear to pride as access to detainees is restricted.
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Israel rejects Bush offer on Arab peace talks
Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Shamir refused President Bush's proposal to pursue direct bilateral negotiations with Arabs. Officials said the letter cited Arab insistence on outside participation as proof of unwillingness to recognize Israel and negotiate directly. The reply followed Bush's appeal to Israel, Syria, Jordan, and Saudi Arabia to bridge gaps and avoid procedural stalemates.
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