Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - May 3, 1994, Winnipeg, Manitoba World Winnipeg free tuesday May 1994 crowded Church shelled huts flee Rwanda rebels spurn talks associated press Aid worker in Tanzania tries to control hungry Rwanda waiting yesterday to receive Tanzania terrified huts travelling in Small groups slipped past rebel patrols yester forded the rain swollen River that divides Rwanda and Tanzania and joined other refugees at a squalid the Border is closed but they Are coming every Day in groups of about we have 79 so far said Jacques head of the United nations High commissioner for refugees office in they Are crossing the River in Small or boats or whatever they can he several Hundred refugees carrying Bas cooking utensils and some driving goats walked to Ward the Camp along the Road from the Franklin said soldiers of the rebel and mostly Tutsi rwandan patriotic front Are trying to prevent people from crossing the he said the refugees were terrified of the rebels and said it was difficult to avoid rebel patrols along the Kagera soldiers from the hut run government army abandoned the Border thursday after the rebels seized control of the province along the within a about mostly Hutu refugees swept into in efforts to arrange a ceasefire have been Hunsuc the rebels said in a radio broadcast that they would not attend peace talks today in in spokesman Abdul Kabia said by Tele phone from Kigali that tanzanian authorities told the United nations the rebels had agreed to Send a delegation to but that they would not negotiate with the the War and the killings mortar rounds exploded sunday at a Church crowded with Tutsi refugees in the Centre of the rwandan capital of Kabia said 12 people were killed and 113 at least people have been killed in nearly a month of ethnic savagery in and More than million have fled their in Secretary general Boutros Boutros Ghali told the Security Council last week the death toll could be fighting in Rwanda began april 6 after the presidents of Rwanda and Burundi both huts were killed in a suspicious plane crash in Canadian Brig Romeo commander of the in forces in said the United nations will continue to maintain a presence in the pakistani ethnic violence kills 18 associated press Pakistan gunmen shot five people to death and set fire to a Bank and an ambulance yesterday in the fourth Day of ethnic violence that pakistani officials say has killed at least 18 and injured the violence began Friday when members of the militant Peoples refugee representing Indian muslims who moved to Paki Stan in held a protest March against prime minister Binazir about demonstrators accused Bhutto government of discriminating against the refugee movement is de manding recognition As Pakistan fifth ethnic successive governments have soldiers in tanks and armoured personnel carriers were called yester Day to patrol Central one of the hardest hit an army spokesman said the troops were providing support to thousands of police and paramilitary troops already on the witnesses said dozens of masked gunmen were roaming the streets firing most people remained indoors and shops in the area were an ambulance and a Mobile Emer gency unit were set also on police police said they had arrested about 24 the refugee movement claimed at least 250 party workers had been arrested since Maureen Dunn jewellers Elkton o Cullom it sign Ianer Wilh Vinyl siding soffit fascia windows doors quotation today 8316279 re ruin leu such my inf and Vuht Dur k Ynn Ulm ulv cd Bruiy and Day us fits tidy into Ani Trimn or Kun Lantuy Aviu Aikin and All Uwi pc Nuntz s prompt we think the Boss is trying to Tell us All Spring ladies and mens jackets raincoats c Stop with the notes already i this should do it Ewy be def d it pfc Spring and fat inducts a of Otto a an mens Knock ail a Mensah Micro Flani it Pfoh added Bonus Spring it hum hangers fashion warehouse Airport sign so Tuta Wuwert 1m us 1m 1m la Mot Mumm mow at us Day ;