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War in the Balkans: Missing Servicemen - US will not do ceasefire deal
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THE MISSION of Spyros Kyprianou, acting president of Cyprus, to
secure the release of three American servicemen in Yugoslav captivity
hit snags almost before it started yesterday as officials in
Washington and Belgrade played down expectations that the men would
be freed.
Even before his plane had received clearance for the flight to
Belgrade - almost a full day later than planned - the US stated
categorically that it would not agree a ceasefire in return for their
release and said the...
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Bush Asks Release Of Others;Syria, Iran Credited For Help on Captive
The Washington Post
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Spyros Kyprianou; Leader of Greek Cypriots
The Washington Post
; Former Greek Cypriot president Spyros Kyprianou, 69, a fierce opponent of the war-divided island's breakaway Turkish state, died March 12 at a hospital here of pelvic cancer. Mr. Kyprianou, a leading figure among hard-line Greek Cypriots opposed to giving concessions to the Turkish Cypriot
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The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
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Obituary: Spyros Kyprianou.(Obituaries)
The Independent (London, England)
; SPYROS KYPRIANOU, a former president of Cyprus, never lived to see the ending of the Turkish occupation of the north of the island - the cause to which he devoted the last three decades of his life. Kyprianou was not a man who favoured compromise over the issues that resulted in Cyprus's becoming
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Obituary: Spyros Kyprianou
The Independent - London
; SPYROS KYPRIANOU, a former president of Cyprus, never lived to see the ending of the Turkish occupation of the north of the island - the cause to which he devoted the last three decades of his life. Kyprianou was not a man who favoured compromise over the issues that resulted in Cyprus's becoming
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