Bush Pledges Joint Commission Scrutinize POW Issue
President Bush and Boris Yeltsin announced a joint commission to scrutinize Communist Party and KGB archives for possible American prisoners. Leaders on Capitol Hill urged POW resolution before expanding aid. The arms accord aims to cut long-range warheads from over 20,000 to about 3,000 per side in two phases, a dramatic, expedited agreement not yet ratified by the Senate.
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Firefighter badly cut while freeing trapped driver
A firefighter was severely cut and a woman trapped in a submerged vehicle after it went off a road into water. Canfield, bleeding from a deep hand wound, helped others rescue Zeller, who was found lifeless in the water. Ray Kimball Jr aided with mouth to mouth resuscitation. The road remains closed as crews plan barriers to prevent another accident.
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