Gaidar Seeks Western Backing to Rebuild Russia’s Economy
Russian Deputy Prime Minister Yegor Gaidar promotes rapid market reforms to finance Russia after communism. He wins pledges totaling 24 billion dollars in 1992 from major economies and seeks IMF World Bank membership and further aid. He warns of hard two years ahead but predicts growth within five years and outlines plans for ruble stabilization and a single exchange rate with IMF backing.
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Officials order federal troops to leave Bosnia
Belgrade AP. Fighting flared in Bosnia and Herzegovina hours after Bosnian officials demanded the departure of federal troops. The Bosnian presidency urged withdrawal of about 100,000 troops under EC monitors, amid clashes in Ilidza and Mostar and reports of Serb forces seizing territory.
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Peace talks resume as Israelis and Palestinians discuss elections
Washington reports a positive mood as Mideast negotiators resume talks. Palestinian spokeswoman Hanan Ashrawi said her delegation would study Israel's plan to hold municipal elections among 17 million Palestinians to select local leaders. She noted candid and serious issues were raised and expressed guarded optimism about progress.
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LAPD earmarks million for overtime amid Rodney King verdict
LAPD chief Daryl Gates sets aside about 1 million for police overtime in case unrest follows the videotaped beating verdict. Jury in the King case, involving Sgt Stacey Koon and Officers Wind Briseno Powell, deliberated on the fifth day and may resume.
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Road work funding dispute for Lorain parade prep
Terry Olejko aimed to spend 113000 including repaving funds to ready Lorain streets for the Anderson and Lorain International Parade in June. A compromise offered 50000 for a smaller section, not using road funds, then costs fell to 40000. Law Director Scherach warned a bid process is required for contracts over 10000, while Council members raised concern about potential lawsuits and legal risk.
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Government unveils dietary pyramid chart
The Agriculture Department releases a pyramid shaped chart promoting grains fruits and vegetables over meat fats and sweets. Backed by industry, the plan follows 1990 guidelines with nine to eleven grain servings daily base and limited meat dairy three daily servings while sweets fats and oils are minimized.
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USDA meat study praised for thorough public input
Opinion gatherings drew industry, health, consumer reps, children, seniors, and diverse income and ethnic groups. Sara Clarke of the American Meat Institute praised the USDA for its homework. National Cattlemen's Association official Mark Armentrous supported the effort, noting earlier adult-only testing was insufficient.
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Nylonge faces EPA push to curb sewer emissions near Elyria
The Ohio EPA withholds Nylonge’s operating permit after tests show elevated carbon disulfide and hydrogen sulfide in sewer discharges. City officials monitor sewer levels while Nylonge disputes results, promising a second independent test and possible remedy actions.
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Columbia Twp zoning board denies auto repair variance
The Zoning Board of Appeals in Columbia Township denied a variance for Rev. Richard E. Kuhns to run an auto repair garage on Royalton Road near Station Road. Township officials say Kuhns faces court charges for alleged permit violations, unpermitted warehouse use, flood plain junk car issues, and operating without proper authorization. The township has long sought cleanup since 1989 and discussed prosecuting Kuhns.
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