Refugees Arrive in Germany on Bosnia Train Convoy
In Osnabrueck Germany trains with about 2500 Bosnian refugees arrive from Varazdin Zagreb and the first train from Croatia brings 473 more as Red Cross workers register them at Caprivi Barracks. Among the arrivals are Muslims from Bihac and Prijedor who seek relatives while stories of loss and survival echo through the barracks and aid halls.
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Osnabrueck
Germany
Bosnia
Anto Kijajc
Red Cross
Kijajc
Bushial
Derveta
Croatia
Lucija
Ana
Caprivi Barracks
Yugoslavia
Europe
Varadzin
Zagreb
Sinonovic Murat
Murat
Prijedor
Heinz Kurschat
Bosnia-Herzegovina
Bush Urges Cautious Path on Balkans Aid Plan
President Bush and top aides signal Western resolve on delivering humanitarian aid to Sarajevo but stress no ground force commitment is yet workable. Officials say UN draft resolution aims to authorize aid without broad troop deployment, yet consensus among allies remains elusive and air strikes may not suffice.
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Sarajevo
New York
U.N
Boutros Boutros-Ghal
Balkans
Bush
Kuwait
Iraq
Clinton
Bosnia War Escalates as NATO Relief Efforts Remain Cautious
Reports from Sarajevo indicate renewed shelling around the capital and heavy clashes northeast near Visoko as Serb forces seek to break the siege. The United States prepares a U.N. Security Council plan to use force only to shield aid deliveries, while talks on detention camps and prisoner exchanges unfold amid accusations of abuses and refugee crises.
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Washington
United States
U.N. Security Council
U.N
Sarajevo
Visoko
Bosnia
Sava
Croatia
Slavonski Brod
Radovan Karadac
Associated Press
Red Cross
Karadzic
Elyria debates hiring a city police administrator
Elyria council approved 38000 from the special police levy to fund an administrator position proposed by Keys. The move faces opposition from residents and several council members though endorsers include Griffith and the Fraternal Order of Police. Officials in Warren Mentor Euclid Lorain and Malinovsky discussed alternate structures, noting departments operate with varying leadership such as police chiefs handling most duties or a city manager as safety director. A final decision is unlikely before September and a October start is anticipated if approved.
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Griffith
Fraternal Order of Police
John Baird
Warren
Dan Graybill
Graybill
Euclid
Azavu Ald
Elyna
Lorain
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United Nations
Hajrudin Somun
Alija Izetbegovic
Geneva
Pierre Gauthier
International
Committee For the Red Cross
Milan Panic
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Omarska
Marshall Tito Federal Army
Wartorn Bosnia
Colton Perry
Portsmouth
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