Gen Joulwan named NATO chief in Europe
Gen George A. Joulwan, a 32 year Army veteran and former commander in Latin America, was chosen to become supreme allied commander Europe, replacing Gen Shalikashvili who will return to Washington as chairman of the Joint Chiefs. The selection, approved by 15 NATO members, follows Powell's retirement and amid Russia Bosnia crisis. Joulwan, West Point graduate, 33, previously led U.S. Southern Command and will also head U.S. European Command, guiding troop reductions from 325,000 to about 100,000 and overseeing Europe operations.
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Admiral Kelso vows to stay on as Tailhook fallout ends
In a high profile decision Defense Secretary Aspin rejects Navy Secretary Dalton’s call to oust Adm. Frank B. Kelso Jr. as chief of naval operations. Aspin finds no reason to retire Kelso and orders clarity on disciplinary actions for other senior officers tied to Tailhook while Kelso remains in command.
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Yeltsin crisis fuels hard-liner bid for presidency fallout
After Yeltsin dissolved parliament last week hard-liners moved to name Vice President as president. Poland held elections for a new parliament with the former communists appearing to be the big winners. A grades prompt asks who I am and my House position.
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Prosecutor says Menendez murders planned not spontaneous
In Los Angeles a prosecutor argued that Erik Menendez’s testimony described as fear driven and sudden followed a deliberate blueprint for murder. Erik, 22, and his brother Lyle, 25, are charged in the 1980 slayings of parents Jose and Kitty Menendez after detailing fear of a scandal over alleged father sexual abuse.
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