Serbs Withdraw Siege Guns Near Sarajevo After NATO Pressure
U N monitors report Bosnian Serbs pulling heavy weapons from hills surrounding Sarajevo amid NATO threats to bomb any remaining fortifications within a 13 mile zone. Karadzic vows to meet Sunday deadline, while government officials doubt turning point. Russia pledges 400 peacekeepers if Serbs comply, signaling Moscow's reluctant backing of NATO pressure.
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Brown faces potential challenge from White for Congress
Elyria district politics heat up as Prosecutor Gregory White files petitions to run for Congress. Sherrod Brown expresses confidence, noting White must win May primary. Other local candidates include Shawn Vallery, Kenneth Stachowski, Barry Brown, and John Michael Ryan. petition issues and ballot eligibility cloud the field.
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Jansen Wins Olympic Gold With World Record
Dan Jansen finally captures Olympic gold in Lillehammer, setting a world record in his final race. Coach Peter Muller hailed the win as a redemption moment while the crowd roared as 1 minute 12.43 seconds flashed on the Viking Ship Hall scoreboard, beating Kevin Scott’s prior record by .11 seconds.
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Stars tumble on ice and Tonya plus Nancy teased
A sports brief notes the U S figure skaters tumble on ice led by Brian Boitana. It mentions a prediction about Norwegians skiers wasting time and shifts focus to Tonya and Nancy. Tonight features a preview of the ice dancing competition.
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Rehiring by FAA on hold amid hiring freeze
The Clinton plan to rehire PATCO members fired in 1981 remains stalled as FAA cites an agencywide hiring freeze. Despite 4,900 applications since August, none have been hired. FAA says limited hiring may occur later with current low retirement and attrition rates, while union leaders press for action.
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Boy walks home from McDonald's risky late night trip
Six year old Carlos Taylor slipped from Playland tunnel at McDonald's and walked about a half mile along Griswold Road toward Office Max on West River Road North. He crossed busy Route 57 in the dark alone before being returned to the restaurant by police. His mother Debbie Taylor and bystanders praised his honesty while admonishing his decision. He explained he lacked a quarter for a call and believed he could reach home. An onlooker noted Carlos knew his name address and age. He said he would just get to his home.
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