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04 Sep 1995
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Syracuse Herald Journal in Syracuse, New York
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Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1995
Page
1
UN Opens Road for Relief to Sarajevo Relief tests Serbs will to move
The United Nations reopened a route through the Sarajevo airport to Mt Igman for aid trucks, risking air strikes if Serb forces do not allow relief. Bosnian Serb leader Kragisnik said the Serbs did not object though Bosnian army might attack and blame Serbs. NATO and U.N. demand end to attacks, weapons withdrawal beyond a 12 mile belt, and freedom of movement for aid. Holbrooke called talks with Miloševic very productive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarajevo
Bosnia-Herzegovina
United Nations
U.N
Mt Igman
Momeilo Kragisnik
Bosnia
Pr. Spt
U.S
Richard Holbrooke
Belgrade
Slobodan Milosevic
Halbrooke
Diversity grows in organized labor this Labor Day
The Solvay woman Freda Tarbell of Local 12 Carpenters says more women join unions, drawn by framing work, pay, and benefits. Once seen as a white male Bastion, organized labor now reflects greater diversity with new faces in town union halls.
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Freda Tarbell
Solvay
Carpenters Union
Tarbell
Women and Minorities Grow Voice in U S Labor Movement
The U S Bureau of Labor Statistics notes rising shares of women and minority workers as union membership declines slightly over a decade. Women rose from 33 percent in 1984 to 40 percent in 1994. Experts say unions and employers are now prioritizing child care health benefits and discrimination issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Kate Bron
Car bomb kills and wounds in Srinagar Kashmir
A car bomb near two banks in Srinagar, Jammu and Kashmir, killed at least 15 people and wounded about 20 as soldiers conducted business. Witnesses said civilians could be among the dead. Suspected Muslim separatist groups are blamed. no claim of responsibility yet.
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Kashmir
Srinagar
India
Jammu-Kashmr
Japanese Americans mark anniversary of war's end
Ex Marine Oscar Fargie, who labored as a slave coal miner for the Japanese, recalls his pain while a Japanese veteran Shigekio Kawabata seeks reconciliation. At a peaceful gathering with prayers and a plaque dedication at a national cemetery, U S and Japanese shooters share meals and hopes for peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Fargie
Shigekio Kawabata
Pearl Harbor
U.S
National Cemetery
East-West Center
Uniersity of Hawaii
Villagers oppose golf club plan in Tepoztlan clash
Tease reports say residents of Tepoztlan about 25 miles south of Mexico City seized seven officials with rocks knives and sharpened sticks during a Sunday protest against a country club project. City Hall officials were held aside as Notimex described the incident in the town.
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Tepozitan
Notimex
Tepoztlan
Mexico City
NYS University retirement surge surpasses projections
More than twice as many as expected accepted early retirement at the State University of New York, with 159 workers leaving Central New York at Solidarity WM. Reba McEntire and The Monkees receive mixed reviews at a state fair music segment. Arantxa Sanchez Vicario, defending US Open ladies champion, is defeated by Mary Joe Fernandez.
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New York
State Fair
Reba McEntire
Monkees
Arantxa Sanchez Vieana
Mary Joe Fernandez
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