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From: Nhan Tran <tran@peora.sdc.ccur.com>
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07/01 

CONSTITUENT ASSEMBLY APPROVES INTERIM GOVERNMENT

    By Mark Dodd
     PHNOM PENH, Cambodia, (Reuter) - Cambodia's new elected assembly Thursday
unanimously approved a power-sharing interim government -- formally ending the
14-year tenure of the administration installed by Vietnamese invaders.
     "This is truly a democratic country," said jubilant royalist party leader
Prince Norodom Ranariddh, after the vote by the 120-seat constituent assembly
elected in U.N.-organized polls in May.
     Outgoing Prime Minister Hun Sen was among those who voted for the interim
government, of which he is co-president along with his former deadly enemy
Ranariddh.
     "Now we have a factor of stability that is the national provisional
government of Cambodia," he said.
     The royalist FUNCINPEC party scored an upset win over Hun Sen's Cambodian
People's Party in the May elections.
     Thursday's vote received strong support from the head of the U.N.
peacekeeping mission in Cambodia, Yasushi Akashi.
     "The voice of the Cambodian people has been heard throughout the world and
you as venerated father of this nation will have a crucial role to carry this
message and to fulfill it," he said in a letter to head of state Prince Norodom
Sihanouk.
     Akashi was meeting Sihanouk later for a briefing on the political
situation, U.N. spokesman Eric Falt said.
     In other moves towards reconciliation after 13 years of civil war, a senior
Khmer Rouge official said the guerrillas were willing to join a new national
army.
     Asked by a reporter if they would join the army, Chan You Rann replied:
"What do you think ... no problem."
     Lt.-Gen. John Sanderson, commander of United Nations peacekeeping troops,
met Khmer Rouge military officials in northwest Cambodia Wednesday to prepare
for their inclusion in a national army, diplomats told Reuters.
     Chann You Rann and another senior official Mak Ben arrived in Phnom Penh
Thursday for a meeting with Sihanouk.
     The talks are aimed at paving the way for the return to Phnom Penh of
nominal Khmer Rouge leader Khieu Samphan, whose party fled the capital on April
13 citing security concerns.
     The Khmer Rouge officials told reporters they had sought a meeting with
Sanderson.
     The Khmer Rouge are held responsible for the deaths of at least one million
people from execution, disease and starvation when they ruled Cambodia during
the "Killing Fields" Years starting in April 1975.
     Vietnam invaded in December 1978 to oust the Khmer Rouge and install a
sympathetic government, which the Khmer Rouge and two non-communist guerrilla
allies battled for 13 years.
     A peace accord was signed in October 1991 but the Khmer Rouge, with about
15,000 fighters, later opted out. They boycotted the elections in May.
     Hun Sen cautiously welcomed the return of the Khmer Rouge officials.
     "I regard the return of the DK (Democratic Kampuchea or Khmer Rouge) as a
good sign," he said.
     "I am opposed to the policy of massacres and genocide but not to people who
do good work."


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I am looking for Macintosh Khmer fonts.  If anyone knows of any, please
let me know.  Thanks.



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Canada Bill Jone's Motto:
	It's morally wrong to allow suckers to keep their money.

Supplement:
	A .44 magnum beats four aces.