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8 Wednesday, April 13, 1994
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SARAJEVO, Bosnia-Herzegovina — Bosnian Serb gunners held back from launching attacks on Gorazde and challenging NATO again yesterday but duled with government troops in the hills outside the Muslim-held town.
Serb leaders angered by air strikes
The Associated Press
Serb leaders lashed out at NATO for staging air strikes Sunday and Monday on Serb forces surrounding the eastern enclave. The Serbs' military commander ordered his troops to shoot down any NATO planes they saw.
"Let him try. They shoot back," said Michael McCurry, a U.S.State Department representative in Washington. "The NATO aircraft are well-equipped to handle anti-aircraft fire."
President Clinton warned that he would not rule out more air attacks on Serb forces to protect Gorazde as well as other areas controlled by Bosnia's
Muslim-dominated government. The U.S. ambassador to the United Nations said air raids could help push the Serbs back to peace talks.
Government and Serb troops were reported fighting southeast of Gorazde. But U.N. officials said Serb artillery had not shelled the town since Monday evening after two NATO jets struck Serb positions for the second time in two days.
There was no shortage of Bosnia Serb anger about the air raids, which dramatically heightened Western involvement in the 2-year war over Bosnia's secession from Serb-dominated Yugoslavia.
The Serb military leader, Gen. Ratko Mladic, visited front lines near Gorazde and ordered his troops "to shoot down every aircraft flying in their direction."
He was accompanied by the Serbs' political leader, Radovan Karadzic, who accused NATO of entering the
war on behalf of the Bosnian government.
Bosnia's Muslim President, Alija Izbetbegovic, said the United Nations and NATO were not being tough enough with the Serbs about stopping attacks on Gorazde, one of six U.N.-declared "safe areas." The "selectivity and limitation" of the air strikes "just have encouraged the enemy," he said.
"The only thing left for them to do is to send in ground troops," Karadzic told the troops, according to the Bosnian Serb news agency. "But you are not barefoot Somali. You are the best army in Europe."
Monday's attack on Serb armored vehicles by two U.S. FA-18 jets was the second in 24 hours near Gorazde, 35 miles southeast of Sarajevo. Two F-16 fighter-bombers attacked a Serb tank and command post Sunday.
At least 200,000 people have been reported killed or missing since the Bosnian war began.
Probable High Court nominee withdraws
The Associated Press
WASHINGTON — President Clinton's Supreme Court search was scrambled yesterday as Senate Majority Leader George Mitchell abruptly withdrew from consideration. Mitchell said he was convinced that taking the job might hurt the chances of health care reform passing this year.
In bowing out, Mitchell said Clinton had told him Monday night that he was inclined to nominate the 60-year-old Maine Democrat for the vacancy created by Justice Harry A. Blackmun's retirement.
But Mitchell said Clinton had "reluctantly accepted" his assessment that he might not be able to undergo the demanding confirmation process and keep his promise to shepherd health care reform through the Senate.
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U. S. District Judge Jose Cabranes of Connecticut was said to be high on Clinton's list and the favorite of some advisers who want Clinton to name the first Hispanic to the high court. Solicitor General Drew S. Days III is another contender, as are at least two federal appeals court judges, Richard Arnold of Arkansas and Amalya Kearse of New York.
Mitchell served briefly as a federal judge in his native Maine, and his political skills were viewed as an important asset on a court narrowly divided on many controversial issues. But Clinton accepted Mitchell's judgment that nominating him now "would have had an adverse impact on their shared agenda," White House press secretary Dee Dee Myers said.
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Clinton advisers said that there was no firm timetable for filling the vacancy but that it would be a few weeks at most.
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