Clinton vows renewed Somalia role amid mounting casualties
President Clinton reiterates U.S. willingness to commit more troops to Somalia as Mogadishu battles claim at least 12 American lives. Defense official Les Aspin orders 220 more troops, two gunships, and tanks while Clinton warns of actions if captives are harmed.
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Pope Tackles Church Moral Crisis in Encyclical
Pope John Paul II denounces systematic questioning of church morality and urges bishops to crack down on dissent. He argues individual conscience cannot be supreme, defends sexuality teachings, and titles the encyclical Veritatis Splendor, signaling a strong commitment to truth.
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Rabin and Arafat to Meet in Cairo Wednesday
Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin will hold official talks with PLO leader Yasser Arafat in Cairo on Wednesday to review the Israel PLO accord signed September 13 in Washington. The discussions will cover PLO concerns about Israel’s crackdown on hard line activists from Fatah and Muslim groups.
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Yeltsin Extends Power After Parliament Storming in Moscow
Russian troops quashed the last of the Parliament clash as snipers were hunted from buildings around the White House. Officials said up to 200 gunmen fled before surrender. a soldier was killed and another wounded in central Moscow. Yeltsin moved to consolidate power as prosecutors eyed treason charges for opposition leaders. The siege ended after hours of tank rounds and gunfire, with 1,500 surrendering, setting the stage for a new parliament and economic reforms. Yeltsin planned a Monday departure for Japan amid a fragile calm.
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Dark mood as Russian conflict hits Syracuse home
Local Russian immigrants Vladimir and Olga Liachenko fear for their homeland after watching tanks and gunfire in Russia. They describe a dark day, worry about relatives, and say the conflict has disrupted sleep while they watch bleak scenes unfold on a large television in their West Side Syracuse home.
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Tough times loom for Yeltsin and Russia
Report notes difficult period for Boris Yeltsin and the Russian people with mentions on page AB. A Cornell graduate is wounded while photographing ambushes with a reference on page Ag.
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Rome Lab Faces Pressure as Griffiss Closure Threat Looms
U S Sen Daniel Patrick Moynihan and Rep Sherwood Boehlert push to keep Rome Lab open four months after Griffiss options. Rome Lab employs 1000 with a 48 million payroll while Air Force plans consider moving or closing labs amid a shrinking Pentagon budget and possible relocations to Wright Patterson or Hanscom.
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