Police Chief Shoots Selectman Then Commits Suicide
In Wahl hole New Hampshire Police Chief Carl Baird shot Selectman Roger Santan inside Town Hall and then drove 35 miles to Danby Vermont where he killed himself. Baird 41 had resigned amid a feud with Santan. details of the dispute were not disclosed.
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U S weighs sanctions against Japan amid trade tensions
Washington reports the Clinton administration considers steps to pressure Japan over a 60 billion dollar trade gap. Prime Minister Hosokawa warns against unilateral moves before the GATT, hoping to return to talks soon after a failed summit.
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Winter storms sweep East and South causing blackouts and travel chaos
A brutal winter battered the East and South with blinding snow, freezing rain, and treacherous ice. More than half a million people lost power, hundreds of nursing home evacuees were moved, and travel ground to a halt from the Southeast to New England as utilities scrabbled to restore service.
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Clinton Signs Aid Package for Los Angeles Earthquake
President Clinton signed an 8.6 billion disaster aid package in an Oval Office ceremony to aid Los Angeles earthquake victims. He said benefits would begin flowing tomorrow and praised Congress for quick action amid a winter storm. Clinton heads to Arkansas for two days of rest after attending the quake tragedy.
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Bobbitt tours to cover medical bills with severed parts project
John Bobbitt travels on a national speaking tour to raise funds for about $700,000 in medical and legal bills. He has gathered $100,000 so far, describing the venture as therapy beyond sales of shirts and photos.
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