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US to provide aid to Nicaragua :
nw United State* announced on Wednesday that It would provide emergency humanitarian aid to Nicaragua, where tidal wuv« Tuesday night left at least 34 people dead, 700 missing and caused massive damage. AFP reports front Washington
State Department spokesman Richard Boucher announced that the US embassy tn Managua will Immediately deliver a first installment of 25.000 dollars, with the amount and type of further help to decide once the situation has been as seaaed
On Tuesday, the State Department criticised President Vloteu Chamorro accusing hei dragging her feet on demo cratlc reforms and said it would send a fact-finding mission on Nicaragua
Yeltsin will visit China
Boris Yeltsin. I president of the Russian federation. will pay an official visit to China in mid December of this year at the invitation of President Yang Shangkun of the People's Republic of China.
Xinhua reports from Bering
This was announced by a spokesman for the Chinese foreign ministry here yesterday.
Clinton ahead of Bush by 5 points:
a Harris Poll released Wednesday showed Democrat Bill Clinton alwad of President Bush by Just five points, a closer race than reflected tn other recent surveys. AP reports from New York.
In the poll based on interviews with 904 likely voters. It yras 50 per cent for Clinton and 45 per cent for Bush. The margin of error far the Aug. 26-Sept. 1 survey was phis or mi 3 percentage points
An ABC News-Washlngton Post poll taken Aug. 26-30 had Clinton ahead 56 per cent to 36 per cent among likely voters. But other polls Indicated a closer race after the Republican convention, with Clinton's support ranging from 46 to 51 per cent and Bush averaging 40 per cent.
Poli takers say the main reason the surveys are inconsistent Is that many voters, particularly Independents, have not. settled on a candidate
NATO to put 6,000 troops in Bosnia :
NATO countries decided Wednesday to put 6.000 troops at the disposition of the United Nations to protect humanitarian convoy* In Bosnia. Herzegovina. Informed sources disclosed after a meeting here of the ambassadors of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization. AFP reports from Brussels.
A communique published at the end of the meeting said • the members of the 16 nations of the western alliance had decided to support actions undertaken under the aegis of the United Nations to assure delivery of the aid.
The statement did not spell out any commitments, saying merely that a certain number of NATO countries had declared they were ready to supply personnel and other resources to protect the convoys.
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