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Wednesday, September 2, 1992
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Muslim defenders lead offensive
SARAJEVO, Bosnia-Herzegovina — Sarajevo's Muslim-led defenders waged a desperate and costly offensive yesterday to break the five-month Serbian siege of the city, where dwindling supplies of clean water raised fears of epidemics.
U.S. questions Nicaraguan progress
Bosnian health officials reported 20 civilians killed and 218 wounded across the republic in a 24-hour period ending early yesterday, including 13 dead and 119 wounded in the war-ravaged capital.
U. S. questions Nicaraguan progress WASHINGTON — The State Department yesterday said it deplored murder and harassment of former resistance fighters in Nicaragua and was sending a team to look into allegations that President Violeta Chamarro is moving too slowly on reform.
"We, too, deplore the murder and harassment of former members of the Nicaraguan resistance, who demobilized under the peace accords and returned to Nicaragua to rebuild their country in peace," said Richard Boucher, State Department representative.
Managers urge talks with unions
WARSAW, Poland — Managers at a coal mine and an auto plant yesterday postponed sending dismissal notices to striking workers and urged talks with unions on wages.
Prime Minister Hanna Suchocka's government has not intervened, arguing that such disputes should be settled between workers and managers.
The government's tough stance and the threat of immediate dismissals announced by management apparently convinced strike leaders to lessen their demands.
"We decided to show our good will," said Franciszek Gierot, head of the Solidarity' 80 union local at the plant in Tychy which is leading the strike.
The strikers are demanding a raise in minimum monthly pay to $160, from $89, Gierot said.
The Associated Press
New inspection team begins search in Iraq
The Associated Press
MANAMA, Bahrain — Nuclear weapons experts went to work yesterday under tightened security in Baghdad on the first U.N. inspection zones in southern Iraq. And allies set the "no-fly" zones in southern Iraq.
A U.N. official in Baghdad said there were no problems during the team's full day of work.
The official, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said many security personnel were in the area.
The 21-member team, which includes experts from the United States, France, Germany, Italy and Poland, set out from its Baghdad hotel early in August to bring its destination. The team returned at aussez.
The mission has been conducted under unusually high security and secrecy. The United Nations placed its workers on maximum alert after a bomb was found attached to the car of three U.N. guards in northern Iraq on Friday.
U. S. and allied jets Thursday began patrolling the "no-dy" zone — the part of Iraq south of the 32nd parallel. Iraqi military aircraft have been banned from the zone, which shelters Shiite Muslims who have been under attack since trying to overthrow Saddam Hussein last year.
Baghdad has declared creation of the zone an act of war and has pledged retaliation. Some Iraqi officials have hinted the retaliation could take the form of challenging the U.N. inspection
team leader Maurizio Zifferero, an Italian official of the U.N.'s International Atomic Energy Agency, said that he expected the mission to be very quiet but that the team would gain a great deal of knowledge from it.
teams or U.N. relief efforts.
He also has tried to disassociate his U.N. supervised hunt for nuclear weapons from the "no-flw" zone controversy.
Under the U.N. Security Council resolution that set the terms of the Gulf War cease-fire, Iraq is prohibited from possessing or developing weapons of mass destruction. The inspection teams are to ensure that Iraq does not retain nuclear, chemical or biological weapons, ballistic missiles, or the facilities to make them.
Baghdad last month served notice that it would prevent access to ministry buildings. The team that was last in Iraq did not challenge the Iraqis on that score.
Zifferero said he did not know whether the U.S. Special Commission, which supervises weapons destruction, would ask him to challenge the ministry ban.
The commission is still trying to find out about what U.N. officials describe as "gray areas" in the Iraqi program, including data on Western weapons suppliers who helped Iraq develop its nuclear program.
The current team, which arrived in Baghdad on Monday, is scheduled to stay in Iraq until
Brazil's Congress requests impeachment of president
The Associated Press
BRASILIA, Brazil — A congressional panel yesterday formally requested President Fernando Collar de Mello's impeachment and trial for corruption and other crimes.
The panel submitted the findings of a two month corruption probe to the attorney general's office.
Dozens of protesters in Congress waved red and yellow signs reading "Out Collar, Impache."
Later, the Brazilian Bar Association and the Brazilian Press Association presented a formal request for impeachment to Rep. Ibsen Pinheiro, president of the Chamber of Deputies.
ceed with charges against Brazil's first freely elected leader in 29 years.
The congressional panel's report recommended Color's indictment on charges of corruption, tax evasion, criminal association, malfeasance and making false statements on official documents.
Congress and Attorney General Aristides Junqueira's office now will decide whether to pro-
He is accused of knowingly receiving millions of dollars in undue benefits from a slush fund set up by his 1989 campaign treasurer, Paulo Cesar Farias.
The bar and press associations' request accused Collar of a lack of decorum in office, an impeachable offense.
"No one is above the law, not even the president of the republic," said Marcello Lavenere, president of the Bar Association.
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