European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - January 31, 1993, Darmstadt, Hesse It sunday Yin uary 31, 1993 world the stars and stripes a Facio 9 i. A h Geneva apr the serbs croats and Muslim led government in Bosnia and Herzegovina have failed to make peace and a european mediator said saturday it will now be up to the . Security Council to impose a solution. . Envoy Cyrus Vance announced the Geneva peace talks had failed and said he and lord David Owen his european Community counterpart would report to the Security Council in new York. Vance said he and Owen would travel to new York on monday. A Vance said Only the Leader of the bosnian croats had accepted All three Points of a . Compromise plan. Vance told reporters that the president of Bosnia and Herzegovina Alija in cube Govic had rejected both a map dividing Bosnia into 10 autonomous provinces and plans for a Ccase firc. He said bosnian serbian Leader Radovan Karadzic had refused to sign the map. All three sides formally signed a constitutional framework providing for a single though decentralized Bosnia. Readers of the serbs croats and the Muslim led government had met for an hour with Vance and Owen on saturday morn i. Owen in a speech opening the meeting warned a we will now take the dispute to the Security Council Quot which could impose the settlement by a political economic or military Quot Means if one or several factions continue to reject it. A delay Means More loss of life More destruction of property and even More important reduces the chances of the three Peoples living together again As neighbors Quot Owen said. Although no Side wanted to be responsible for a collapse in the talks problems posed by the proposed boundaries proved in the end to be too much for both muslims and serbs. Meanwhile near split Croatia tens of thousands of people spent an uneasy night downstream from a War weakened dam hoping that a Day of fevered labor would keep the Structure from collapsing. Water gushed through holes that were blown in the Cruca dam by serbs retreating from a croatian army. The croats were attempting to take Back land seized by serbs in the 1991 civil War. The British broadcasting corp on Friday Sio cd croatian officials As saying that e serbs had set off explosives at each end and the base of the 190-foot-tall, 550-foot-Long dam. Enforcement of no Fly zone is not the answer panel fold washing i on a enforcing a no Fly zone or supplying bosnian muslims with arms would do Little to Stop serbian aggression in Bosnia senior . Military officials said Friday. The officers testifying before the Senate armed services committee said most of the violations of the nobly zone outlined by the United nations last oct. 9 have been resupply missions from Croatia to muslims and not serbian warplanes. The last reported violation by a bosnian serbian warplane was dec. 5. Enforcing the air Cap would make a no appreciable military difference Quot said rear adm. Michael w. Cramer director of current intelligence for the joint chiefs of staff. Enforcing the no Fly zone and lifting the embargo on arms transfers to the beleaguered muslims Are two possibilities being studied by the United states and its allies As they search for was to Stop the carnage in former Yugoslavia. The military officials acknowledged that Muslim forces Are vastly outgunned by the serbs. But Marine corps it. Gen. Martin l. Brandtner director of operations in the joint chiefs of state office said the result of lifting the arms embargo for the muslims would a just be More a each of the sides would continue to acquire illicit and legalized support a Brandtner said. �?o1 think it would just be contributing to the violence and would have no salutary the officers were even stronger in warning of the dangers of sending ground troops to end fighting in Bosnia. A the Cost would be very heavy it would be very Long term a Brandtner said without a specific and very focused objective a this would be an enormous Pool that would Drain Calm returns Brazzaville Congo a extra Security at the French embassy and the impending arrival of several Hundred belgian troops appeared to have restored Calm to Kinshasa on saturday after two Days of rioting by zairian soldiers. Businessmen reached by Telephone in the zairian capital said Many people were returning to work after a two Day rampage that claimed the lives of about 50 people including the French ambassador and sex other foreigners. A contingent of French marines arrived in the Central african nation late Friday and went straight to the French embassy compound to protect some 400 compatriots who sought the fug there. Belgian officials said the fighting which erupted thursday developed into a struggle Between soldiers Loyal to president Mobutu sese seko and those backing a pro democracy movement. Belgian troops were scheduled to arrive at Brazzaville a 15-minute ferry ride across the Congo River from Kinshasa later saturday. Mobutu welcomed the French troops but has said the belgians have no right to intervene in their former Colony. Zaire was the bal Gian Congo until it gained Independence in 1960. The estimated 800 americans in Zaire Del Ming some 220 in Kinshasa apparently were All Safe and unhurt state department spokesman Richard a. Boucher said in Washington Friday. The Clinton administration urged Mobutu who Lias been in Power 27 years to Slop interfering with a peaceful n transition to democracy in the Central african country. Two cars play leapfrog Switzerland. Obviously snowmobiles a robbers glue victim s hands in the Snow near Hoeh Brig without a Good set of Snow tires. About the Only thing the game would be impossible that could Cool off the fun would be the Noonday Sun. British press curb Bill advances London up two robbers glued a Milkman a hands to the steer my wheel of his truck after robbing him at knife Point police said Friday. The 24-year-old Man was left stranded and Yelling for help after the attack in tooting in Southwest Loudon a Scotland Yard spokesman said. Firefighters had to Cut the steering wheel free from the truck before the Milkman could be taken to a nearby Hospital to be it cd. The Robin i s do we up to the mans track know As a boat during Lus morning Deli set in it. A one of the men produced a knife Ami the Milkman in. Niale to lid Over some Money a the police spokesman said. A the was then forced Back into his float and made to put his hands through his steering wheel. A the robbers made him put his hands together and then glued them Quot the spokesman said. A this happened after the Money was taken a that is what is so police a slicers at a nearby station heard the Many a screams and ran to help him. Uni a spoke woman Tor me milk company Aid doctor. Mac full separated the s hand. �?o1 less a right now lie i o he to the ,&Quot he my. London a lawmakers Oil Friday gave initial approval to curbs on Britain a sometimes raucous press a Day after Quot prime minister John major sued two magazines for publishing a Rumor that he cheated on Iris wife. But the press regulation Lull my Forward he a legislate front the opposition labor party was opposed by major and bus conservative government and had scant Chance of Liiv Viup. Tire Lull would up a or Ann d with i ii s to compel i. S a v i it to Puu him i losses Piv me is. A i 1 Hep in. A -.1 to s a Mili e is i w to the a <-1 Prince i to a 1 i m i a t a 0 a a it a i r 1 h support fines for newspapers that Plant hidden microphones and stake out private property. But it has said that a regulatory tribunal proposed this month in a government ordered report needs further consideration. The latest marital muck Ramg revived rumours linking major -19, and a Date ii tire Latimer 41.latimer w to occasionally eater parties at the prime mini Der Sid Dow Mug St. In u-0 1. Denied the a. 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