Week of July 15-19, 1995
Iraq releases two Americans who were being held for crossing its border.
Bosnian Serbs attack the Muslim area of Zepa and detained Ukrainian U.N.
peacekeepers and threatened to kill them if NATO warplanes appear.
Bosnia - Zepa - is known as the safe area, but residents are panicked with
besieged U.N. posts and they plead for help.
The House approves legislation to slash spending for the National endowments
for the arts and Humanities by 40%.
Prime Minister Tomiichi Murayama apologizes to all women who were forced into
prostitution to serve Japan’s armed forces during his nation’s warfare decades
ago in Asia.
Russian President Boris N. Yeltsin cancels a state visit to Norway and all other
activities to stay in the hospital and continue recovering from heart trouble.
Technology -
800 numbers - ever-so-popular are going fast. Still, about 500,000 are available
and soon, technology will recognize the prefix 888 for toll-free numbers. Look for
that next April!
Hot hits -
I got 5 On it -Luntz
One More Chance - Notorious
B.I.G.
Waterfalls - TLC
Don’t take It Personal -
Monica
Every Little Thing I Do - Soul
IV Real
Freek ‘N You - Jodeci
Scream - Michael Jackson
Total Eclipse - Nick French
Someone To Love - Jon. B.
He’s Mine - Mokenstef
Music news -
Sinead O’Connor drops off the
Lollapalooza ’95 tour because
she is pregnant.
