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A 71 10-- 4i !iP ' 1 'Zia - 4 - - T dir :" - k 1 '1 - ' ' ''' I‘ t—0:- - '''" ‘'‘ - :'--' I:i:!ttik - f ' ' g f ''' -' ( '::::' ' 1 4' skton ' - ' i dor tii ‘- '' t ' 54"t11 a -- : i '':- '14'" 4ilifT1 one-tim- !fi i1 -' t4 IN The battle for Travnik marked the worst clash yet between Bosnian Croats and Muse lims allies against Bosnian Serbs in the war in Croatian radio in Zagreb said more than 250 civilians and soldiers died in the Travnik region Tuesday and said 15000 people had fled There was no confirmation of those figures But a confidential UN report spoke of "heavy civilian casualties" in the region and said 20 villages had been set afire The fighting reflected a possible new Muslim tactic With attempts to regain territory from rebel Serbs failing Muslim-legovernment troops appear to be trying to wrest territory from Bosnian Croats By capturing Travnik Muslim-legovernment troops moved a step closer to linking their Tuzla and Zenica strongholds to the towns of north with the Jablanica and Konjic south of Travnik Travnik is a strategic junction in central Bosnia Muslims had held territory to its north with Croats holding territory to the south and both groups controlling parts of the city Muslim-legovernment troops took control of the city over the weekend Fighting on Tuesday was moving southward toward Vitez held by Bosnian Croat forces Before the war Travnik was a city of 70000 people about 45 percent Muslim and 37 percent Croat A Croat exodus and an influx of Muslim refugees from other war zones in Bos 'i 'fi-i- fundamental questions about By Sheryl Sto lberg 'n LOS ANGELES PRESS Bosnia-Herzegovin- 1 '2't i S Beelman THE ASSOCIATED ' ' i ie -- ' Study Questions Benefits Of AZT in Treating AIDS 4 4 ' 'C 62 '''''ItA Wednesday June 9 1993 followed 1749 HIV-infecte- d people 877 of whom were given AZT and 872 of whom were given placebos until they developed AIDS symptoms when they were given the drug Preliminary results were disclosed in a letter in the April 3 issue of the Lancet a British medical journal The study found that while there was a significant difference in patient survival after 55 weeks this difference trailed off over time By the study's end 175 patients who received AZT and 171 patients who got placebos had either progressed to AIDS or died The drug Seligmann declared offered asymptomatic patients "limited transient benefits" - NJ GOP Voters Nominate Woman To Challenge Florio for Governor General Cary Edwards was ond with 128176 votes or 33 percent and former state Sen Jim Wallwork was third with 92083 votes or 24 percent Florio who angered voters three years ago with a $28 billion tax increase was unopposed for the Democratic party's nomination He congratulated Whitman and said he welcomed the opportunity to campaign against her Whitman 46 nearly beat Bradley by harnessing voter anger against the tax increase in 1990 and came into this race as the front-runne- l j 0 L : Ari7- (!' tyt -- law- t t i - ARK IE ill180 - $0 c) - ' '''''' ' LI' : - - ' 411it ITHE i b t ROIL woo $-- 14: il7Ert :S011" r111 MO woztv:or 1 ''' 10'!1'' i:t0 Mt:' "ri ' II Oi' pi: $ La A 1 ri u AalL )4 Ts it ::::::i:::: - -- -- On 110 c--- ::: 1' ek 20 ! !I ti Li'' U TA I Pi El kliiiu: Plil' fr4 0t'l T1201 li'' It ' I''Hr 11: tre7)) Li 4 Li m t iYa-- f-f i t c 0' ''1 0' ' 124-'-- - '' - 0t : AC ' cgri L 'q I - FL7- 1 1 -1 '''''iltli' : 4Nia40' k '' 1 ! 41' t 142' A i lr 4 as''- l''' 1 '' ' ' le '11 '44'" 1 - - ' i I 2'1 CI ' oal “ t - Open r--lx I m- - '( Itt' INP3Ers '''''' I bmot ' — : ‘ iii)) t 1 1 AIRA aim NA c : '- ic- f 7 '''':-- s ' ' 1141 7 - - -1- I- N ilq r-- it 1 r ELEcTRONI '''Full Line of Electronics Items (asillr) I I 1984 South State 9493 So 7th E Sandy 491 So Main Bountiful 6311 Highland Drive 589 No Main Layton 1155 36th St Oaden : : - 1 ' 1 ' ' li t) 700 :L - r: or :: or 84 - - Exposures! 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