Father Charged With Killing Infant In Wet Diaper Rage
SEW YORK police say Jason Radtke 19 moved from Nebraska and is charged with two counts of second degree murder in the death of his infant son Anthony born Aug. 4. The baby reportedly died after a razor wound and remains found after the couple said the child was missing. The 11 month old daughter Kayla was unharmed and placed in child welfare custody.
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Sew York
Jason Radtke
Nebraska
Tina Mohrmann
Radtke
Linda Boyce
Anthony Radtke
Mohrmann
Anthony
John Creegan
Appell
Creegan
Kayla
Bureau of Child Welfare
U S Urged To Press Aquino Over Armed Groups
Asia Watch urged the United States to pressure the Aquino government to disarm and disband private armies and vigilante groups amid rights violations by both government forces and the New People’s Army. The 100 page report says Washington has not pressed Manila to improve its human rights record. The piece also notes the Atlantic hurricane season opening with Edouard weakening after forming tropical low near 9.0 N 34.2 W.
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United States
Corazon Aquino
Asia Watch
New People’s Army
Aquino
Asia Watch Sid
U.S
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Bush
Miami
Atlantic
Edouard
Azores Islands
Cape Verde Islands
Lixion Avila
Avila
National Hurricane Center
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Hurricane Center
Barry urges prosecutors to drop retry efforts after DC mayoral trial
Barry appeals federal prosecutors not to retry him on drug and perjury charges after a jury convicted on one count, acquitted another, and deadlocked on 12. He seeks healing, apologizes to residents, and says he will not seek re election this year while considering future political steps.
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Washington
Marion Barry
Jay Stephens
United States
Park Nearly Deserted As Firefighters Work
Yosemite National Park saw its busiest sights obscured by smoke as 14 000 acres burned on the west side. About 8 200 firefighters battled flames across California with the Tehama County blaze alone at 100 000 acres. the park closed after the first summer evac in its 100 year history.
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Calif
Don Fox
U.S. Park Service
Yosemite Valley
el Capitan
Half Dome
Yosemite
California
Oregon
Idaho
Utah
Washington
Tehama
California Department of Forestry
US Forest Service
Denise le Duc
Mariposa
Dat
Doe's Forces Arrest American Amid Heavy Fighting Near Monrovia
Rebels attack Spriggs Payne airfield as Velor forces near Monrovia’s airport. An American, identified as Andrew Voros of New Jersey, is arrested for alleged rebel activity and charged by a presidential spokesman. Col Christopher Doe, a Liberian officer, is also arrested. The U.S. dispatches Marines to safeguard citizens as clashes surge and evacuation of Monrovia hospitals continues.
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Paynesville
Liberia
Monrovia
Samuel Doe
Charles Taylor
National Patriotic Front
Spriggs Payne
Taylor
British Broadcasting Corp
Sinker
Andrew Voros
New Jersey
BBC
Christopher Doe
CIA
State Department
U.S
Washington
Neil Bush Becomes S&L Poster Boy in Washington
Neil Bush, son of George and Barbara Bush, is painted as the poster boy of the savings and loan scandal as posters labeled Jail Neil Bush appear around Dupont Circle and downtown. He joined Silverado Banking on a troubled path, later facing potential conflicts of interest and possible FDIC lawsuits amid a sweeping S&L crisis.
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Neil Bush
Dupont Circle
George
Barbara Bush
Savings and Loan
Denver
Silverado Banking, Savings and Loan Association
Bush
Silverado
Federal Depositnsurance Corp
S&l
FDIC
Republican Party
West German RAF suspect calls for end to violence
Sigrid Sternebeck, a top RAF suspect jailed on 1985 Rhein Main Base bombing charges, urged RAF members to abandon guerrilla attacks in a Der Spiegel essay. She renounces the group and says urban warfare failed, with excerpts released ahead of the Monday newsstand edition.
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West Germany
Sigrid Sternebeck
Air Force
Rhein- Main
Frankfurt
der Spiegel
East Germany
Thorities
Red Army
Ms. Sternebeck
Red Army Facion
Spiegel
Computers The Culprit Of Stress
Evansville researchers link a high frequency, barely audible squeal from video display terminals to stress symptoms in women. The sound, described as tiring and distracting, may be present in almost all American computers. Dr. Caroline Dow and Dr. Douglas Covert plan to present findings at a national journalism conference in Minneapolis.
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Ind
Caroline Dow
University of Evansville
Dow
Douglas Coverton
Covert
The
Univer
Association For ‘Education In Journalism and Mass Communications
Minneapolis
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