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Yslav leaders acting like lunatics !
BELGRADE: A popular new play In Belgrade shows Yugoslavia's civil war as a theater of the absurd, with contending leaders acting like lunatics, reports AP.
The satire, which stars six noted radio comedians, opened to packed audiences tn Belgrade, the Serbian and federal capital, last weekend.
The characters : Serbian President Slobodan Milosevic, his Croatian counterpart Franjo TudJman. Defense Minister Gen Veliko Kadtjevic and the increasingly powerless Federal Premier Ante Markovic, a Croat.
The satire. "East Of The Reich," plays on fears of rising fascism in the Balkans and confronts authoritarian sentiment in both Serbia and Croatia, where leaders claim to be fighting for "national unity" and their peoples’ "salvation."
The fighting has heightened nationalism on both sides. Government-controlled news media tn both republics provide graplc accounts of alleged war crimes and play up the losses of opposing forces.
In this tense atmosphere, the satire earned laughter and applause from the first 4,000 spectators who crowded two performances at Belgrade’s House of Trade Unions.
Gulf war fallout indeed
FAYE IIHV1LLE (N.C.) : It’s been nearly nine months since thousands of troops from Fort Bragg began coming home from Operation Desert Storm, and hospitals are bracing for Operation Baby Boom, reports AP.
"We’ve got a lot of pregnant women here." said Capt. Donna Whitehead, administrator of obstetrics and gynecology at Fort Bragg’s Womack Army Medical Centre. "Our biggest boom is going to start in December and continue through February.”
No one knows exactly how many pregnancies are linked to the return of 30,000 Fort Bragg soldiers between March and May after eight months In the Gulf.
But the trend shows up tn paperwork that lets soldiers' spouses be treated by civilian doctors when services aren't available at Womack, said Margaret Tippy, a Womack spokeswoman.
In May, 19 women sought civilian care. In June, that number rocketed to 342, compared with 129 women for June 1990, she said.
Trademark of Webster's dictionary stolen
NEW YORK : A US federal Jury ruled on Tuesday that ran dom house should pay Merriam Webster almost 2.3 million dollars In damages for stealing the smaller publisher's dictionary trademark, reports Reuter.
The Jury awarded the damages after finding that Random House s "Webster's college dictionary" looks too much like Merriam Webster s "Webster's Ninth New Collegiate Dictionary."
Both dictionaries have red covers with the word "Webster's" in white along the spine.
Merriam-Webster's dictionary has had the same cover since 1973, while Random House began using the cover this year. It previously called Its book The Random House Dictionary.
The word "Webster” refers to Noah Webster, the 19th century leklcographcr, and Is considered public property But Merrtam-Wcbster objected to Random Houses use of the word Webster with the word college.
Random House had unsuccessfully argued that the phrase "Webster's Collegiate" was a generic term.
Drug racket in Buckingham
LONDON: Police said on Monday they had arrested a woman after a newspaper said a drugs racket was being run from servants' quarters at the Buckingham Palace London, home of Britain's Queen Eltaabeth. reports Reuter
The 24-year old woman, who was not named by police, was detained within hours of the publication of a newspaper report headlined "drug dealing at the palace," which said a young drug pusher was working from her home tn the palace grounds.
The Daily Mirror said the woman. whose lather Is a royal clerk, piled her trade "under the noses of palace security guards* and used the main Buckingham Palace telephone numbor to arrange drug deals
Clients used the code
word "chariie.' slang for cocaine. when they placed order* .
Scotland yard police headquarters said a woman was arrested at her home In connect on with alleged drugs offences and whs being questioned by officers
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