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Show Sunday, October 30, 1994 The Daily Herald Aristide: Paramilitary groups still have weapons outskirts of MOSCOW (AP) troops had greatly improved security since they arrived last month to restore democracy to the impoverished nation. "What we have now is better than what we had before," Aristide told journalists at a hastily By CHRIS TORCHIA Associated Press Writer Nationalists at the forefront in Russia Haiti -PAristide said Saturday that members of paramilitary groups are still hiding with their weapons, waiting for an opportunity to spread terror. PORT-AU-PRINC- In the Moscow on Sunday, voters will choose from among a dozen parliamentary candidates, including extreme nationalists, a billionaire and a businessman recently freed from jail. is reThe bizarre garded as more than a contest to fill the seat of a murdered deputy. Political observers say it bears a broader message about the trend of Russian politics one that is not semi-industri- al E, resident Jean-Bertra- Underscoring Aristide's called news conference. "Although we are not reaching the end of the process yet, we are deligh- wor- ries about the task of disarming the ousted military's supporters, U.S.-le- d forces found a cache of mor- ted." Aristide spoke to reporters in the y ground-floo- r atrium of his house north of the capital. The simply furnished house was ransacked after military leaders oust two-stor- tars, grenades and ammunition stashed in a tunnel, an official said. Aristide, however, said U.S. encouraging for advocates of democratic reform. Twelve candidates are competing to replace Andrei Aizderdzis, ft ,'M ' state-owne- ' 1 Am d Saturday when pilots of the Indian Airlines refused to fly to protest management policies. of the More than one-fourbecause canceled were pilots flights called in sick, an airline spokesman said. Almost all the other nearly 30 flights would be delayed. Junior pilots of Indian Airlines began the protest Friday against the policy of reinstating pilots who had quit to join private airlines. The exodus of experienced pilots began last year after India deregulated the airline industry and allowed the operation of private airlines, which hired pilots away from the state airline by increasing their salaries threefold. jMps' 1m m A- - Will I "tit fca . It Government forces were t n I o d in China have extracted a rusty pin that was embedded in a woman's brain for 40 years, affecting movement of her arms and legs, an official report said Saturday. The operation on Zhang Meihua, 41, was performed in Jinan, in coastal Shandong province, at the No. 148 Military Hospital, the hua News Agency said. Zhang, who has no memory of being stuck in the head with a pin, began experiencing periodic problems with her arms and legs about 20 years ago. 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Israeli Prime Minister Shimon Peres, left, gets a glass of water during a sightseeing stroll in Casablanca on Saturday. By TERRIL JONES The U.N. force accused jhe government army of using t hi .demilitarized zone lo siage the attack French peacekeeper observation post on Saturday near the Javorak r Bosniarv'Sefb on positions just south of a demilitarized zone on Mount Igman. over,. looking Sarajevo. The peacekeeping force, in a statement, said four rounds from a government urrm artillery piece landed 25 to 50 yards awa from a strikes if the attacks were repeated. AP Photo woman's brain -- artillery attack ex- panding their strongest offensive of the 31 month war. trapping hundreds of Serb soldiers on a northwestern front and launching an attack on Serbs near Sarajevo. SARAJEVO, The U.N. peacekeeping force accused government forces of deliberately attacking French peacekeepers on Saturday and threatened to call for NATO air k C. 1 Pin removed from IVIIYTHIN0 cash-for-gu- launchers with ammunition, said Paul Browne, deputy director of the International Police Monitoring Force. There were also 375 rounds ol It was the most serious warning yet to the Muslim-le- d government army that it, too, could be hit by NATO airstrikes, thus far directed only at the Bosnian Serbs. few th TAX With a U.S. program scoring only limited success, disarming forces allied with the old military regime has become a big concern lor the United Nations as it prepares to lake charge of "the multinational peacekeeping effort. -- NEW DELHI, India (AP) -Hundreds of passengers were stranded at airports across India on 377-047- 9 were in turned oer to the U.S. military, and no arrests were made. Browne said. rifle-launch- Bosnia-Herzegovi- fllf" Q43nDuC33l5 Frida Army-traine- d By DAVID CRARY passengers stranded in India I The weapons, found in a tunnel tering Aristide's home. U.S. dogs sniffed electronic equipment for explosives. The weapons stash discovered late Friday afternoon included hand and grenades, tear gas cartridges and 16 mortar Associated Press Writer Air - Doctors 1 Government hammers Serbs on 2 fronts who was shot to death in April outside his home in Khimki, a collection of high-rise- s on the northwestern fringe of Moscow. BEIJING (AP) 0 9mm pistol ammunition, arid for ammunition of rounds pre Vietnam War M 14 rifles, he said. a UH-6- 0 Blackhawk helicopter. Journalists underwent a rigorous security check by Haitian officials and U.S. soldiers before en- ed the president in a September 99 1 coup. "I'm happy to be back in my house, happy to forget about what they did," said Aristide, who was dressed in suit and tie. 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