Milosevic Faces NATO Pressure Over Kosovo Crisis
Reports cite Slobodan Milosevic denying Serbian forces' ethnic cleansing in Kosovo as 19 NATO nations press to halt bombing. Refugees, primarily women and children, flee to Macedonia and Albania amid alleged expulsions, while regional history and population figures provide context.
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Yugoslavia Official Data and Demographic Mix
The Federal Republic of Yugoslavia centered in Belgrade shows a 1991 census population of 23,475,887 with 1992 estimates around 10,394,000 in a federation of Serbia and Montenegro. Major languages are Serbo Croatian. Orthodox Serbs form the largest group with diverse minority communities across Kosovo, Vojvodina, and neighboring regions.
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Yugoslavia’s breakup and sanctions devastate region
The excerpt recounts Sarajevo as an Olympic host city and notes UN sanctions, Croatia and Serbia carving Bosnia, and Muslims retaining small zones. It highlights havoc in Serbia, hyperinflation at quadrillions per year, and by 1993 Yugoslavia losing 60 percent of its area and over half its population from 23 million.
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Design and Write an Editorial supplement shines in Chronicle Telegram
The 72 page Newpaper in Education supplement highlights design and writing by area students from public, private, and parochial schools. Artists and wordsmiths showcase slogans and editorials, with proud organizers noting limited space to display many exciting entries.
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Breakaway spring break trip ideas from newspaper ads
A compact guide inspired by newspaper travel and classified ads. It prompts selecting an ideal spring break, naming the destination, transportation, packing needs, activities, and a per person cost estimate based on typical ad content.
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