UN won't use force to halt Bosnian Serb attacks
U N officials say force will not be used against Serbs attacking civilians or blocking aid. NATO airstrikes remain a distant option, as Serbs hold hundreds of peacekeepers after May hostage seizure. 146 still in captivity.
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Serbia aids Bosnian Serbs despite peace efforts
The Serbian president seeks peace with Bosnia while Western powers press for hostage releases. Officials say the Yugoslav army secretly funds Bosnian Serb officers and supplies, maintaining military support across the border.
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Gingrich May Push Hearings on Serb Radar Attacks
House Speaker Newt Gingrich pledged to launch hearings to examine why US pilots flying over Bosnia cannot strike Serb radar installations. He called the conflict a bipartisan problem that began under President Bush.
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Rescued pilot credits God as savior in six day ordeal
Captain Scott O Grady described hiding in bushes under Serb fire near Aviano Italy for six days after his F 16 was shot down during a NATO mission. He said faith, training, and common sense kept him alive drinking moisture from socks and eating grass while evading capture until rescue. He noted mistakes such as opening his parachute too soon and recounted the tense radio contact and rescue accuracy with Marines locating him.
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