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U.S. forces to remain in Turkey
ANKARA, Turkey (AP) ('.round trcxips In the
U S - led force based in Turkey to proton! Iraqi
Kurds will fx' withdrawn, but allied warplanes
will stay at least three more months, the Foreign
Ministry said today.
The agnx-ment on iwising till! air and ground
force in southeastern Turkey was to expire Sept.
:t(). but the government announced Saturday that
it was being oxtendnd (X) days That announce
ment suld the force’s components would bo
changed but did not give any details
IJ S military officials had hlntad earlier that
tile remaining ground units would bo removed,
saving aircraft were a stronger deterrence to Iraqi
assaults on the Kurdish areas across the border in
northern Iraq.
Iraqi Kurdish leaders visited Turkey last week
to ask tiie ullies to keep the deterrence force after
Sept 30
The force’s extension coincided with U.S plans
to ix-ef up Its military presence In the Persian
Gulf area to pressure Baghdad to stop impeding
U N teams studying Iraq’s capability to produce
chemical, biological and nuclear weapons U.S
officials declined to say whether the decisions
were connected
The allies have based 4,GOO soldiers and Ma
rines at the Turkish txjrder town of Silopi since
July after a larger coalition force left northern
Iraq The coalition troops helper! the return of 1.5
million Kurds who lied to ’Turkey and Iran after
their failed March uprising against Saddam Hus
sein’s government
The force at Silopi included 3,2‘)3 American
soldiers as well us troops from Britain, France, It
aly, the Netherlands and Turkey The United
States based 75 support helicopters at Batman
Fighting rages in Yugoslavia
/.AGKT.’B. Yugoslavia (AP) As federal troops
and Croatian militias tested u day-old cease-fire
with gunbattles Monday, offic nils said neighbor
ing Serbia was pressing for an agreement allowing
It to incorporate key sections of Groaliu
News reports spoke of fierce fighting around
the central Croatian towns of Nova Gradiska and
Oku< .ini. with intonso tank and mortar shilling of
Vukovar, a Croatian town on tho Serbian border.
The Yugoslav nows agency Tunjug said Mon
day night that the fighting seemed to he ebbing,
except for sporadic clashes in the eastern region
of Slavonia, where Serb insurgents have fought
Croatian militias since the republic declared in
dependence June 25
"Croatia has shown its teeth, and a completely
new relation of forces has been established,” said
Croatian President Fran jo Tudjmun's top adviser,
Mario Nobllo, explaining why he thought the
truce would hold.
“The onlv language that (Serbian President)
Slobodan Milosevic can understand is the lan
guage of force, and we have now shown that will
no longer he effective,” Nobilo said.
The federal urmy may soon pull buck from the
fighting and settle into Serb-held parts of Croatia
where the population "recognizes it us its own,"
said Borisav Jovic, Serbia's man on the eight
member federal presidency.
A Western diplomat, who spoke on condition
of anonymity, said Serbia seeks an urgent meeting
among Yugoslav loaders to approve the partial
army withdrawal.
Hondurans score drug bust
TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras (AP) — Anti-narcot
ics agents intercepted a car carrying 143 pounds
of cocaine worth an estimated S10 million and ar
rested a Venezuelan man and a Guatemalan wom
an. police said Monday.
Cupt Cesar Augusto Somoza said the drugs
were confiscated Sunday at the El Cuasaule bor
der i rossing with Nicaragua, when the car tried to
enter Honduras
Somoza identified the suspects as Rafael Enri
que Cuardia, 42. and Maribel Vargas, 32, and said
the two had driven from Panama.
"We discovered 115 packages of cocaine con
cealed in a false bottom built in the hack of the
car." Somoza said
For years, Honduras has boon a major traffick
ing point for drugs smuggled from South America
into the United States.
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