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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1992
Page
2
Two dead and five injured in a campus shooting at Simon's Rock College in Great Barrington Massachusetts. A suspect surrendered to police after the Monday night incident. Hospital officials reported three gunshot victims admitted in stable condition.
A multinational convoy of U.S. Marines and French forces heads from Mogadishu toward Baidoa to protect food aid from raiding gunmen. Col. Fred Peck notes Bell Doyle as a stopover, but some say the units will push on to Baidoa to sustain the U.N. sanctioned Restore Hope mission.
Police in riot gear swarmed through Los Angeles streets arresting about 60 after a crowd hurled rocks and bottles at an intersection tied to the earlier protest over four men jailed for beating trucker Reginald Denny. Twelve people were injured, mostly cuts, as officers kept the city on alert overnight and searched for organized groups.
Details show a street address at 124 Rutland Drive and a mailing address P O Box 456 in Aiken South Carolina 2980 with uncertain postal suffix.
Boris Yeltsin is expected to lose more reformist ministers after he backed Viktor Chernomyrdin to become prime minister. Chernomyrdin, confirmed by the Congress, vows to slow reforms and prop up state industries. A cabinet reshuffle looms with Foreign Minister Andrei Kozyrev possible to depart after a biting anti Western speech.
The New Yorker reports Betty Palko, Diana’s clairvoyant since 1987, stating she spoke with Earl Spencer and an ancient philosopher Lin Foo about Princess Diana. Palko says both believe the Princess will have a new suitor next year and be very happy. Also noted are Travis Tritt visiting VA medical centers and Ralph Emery leading a 4,000 card drive for troops in Somalia.
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