Rogers mourns less of his late father in grief center bid
Pittsburgh AP report notes Fred Rogers of Mister Rogers Neighborhood choked up while addressing his father's death. He spoke at a news conference announcing his role as honorary chairman of the Pittsburgh Center for Grieving Children.
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Russian troops hit two Chechen villages again in ceasefire breach
Russian forces attacked Gekhi and Makhhety in southern Chechnya for a third day, destroying homes and killing civilians. Officials said at least 20 civilians died in Gekhi with many wounded as thousands remained trapped. fighting continued despite a May cease-fire and a later troop withdrawal accord. Both sides accused each other of violations as Russian checkpoints stayed in place.
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British troops reinforced as Belfast riots flare anew
Britain sends 80 paratroopers to Belfast as rioting by Protestant groups intensifies fears of more violence during bonfires marking marches against Catholics. About 1,000 more troops planned this week raise Northern Ireland strength to 18,500, the highest since 1982. Police clash with Orange Order in Portadown after blocking marching routes amid sectarian unrest. Plastic bullets fired toward Catholic families fleeing a north Belfast neighborhood.
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Judge may release six Viper Militia members
Six Viper Militia members accused of making bombs could be released pending trial if they end militia activities and refrain from firearms. Conditions include home confinement daily court reporting, and release to a responsible third party. Two dozen further details are provided by prosecutors and a parent near the Phoenix court.
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Banker testifies he led Democratic Party as Clinton era began
In Little Rock, banker Herby Branscum Jr. denied diverting funds to political causes while claiming long service to Arkansas Democrats. He described holding two state posts, being offered another, and his role as party chairman after contributing to then Governor Bill Clinton, as prosecutors assert funds were misused for political gain. Branscum’s defense argues his highway commission appointment followed a natural career path.
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Clinton taunts Dole over assault weapon ban stance
At the National Association of Colored People convention in Charlotte Clinton mocked Bob Dole’s past pledge to repeal the assault weapons ban. He mocked GOP support for Uzis in deer hunting and warned he would veto any repeal of the ban or the Brady law, while noting shifts by Cole on the issue.
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Atlantis launch may be delayed until December
SPACE CENTER Houston NASA said it may delay Atlantis launch to December to retrieve Shannon Lucid after her five month stay on a Russian space station. The delay follows investigations into hot gas seeping through joints in a separate shuttle’s rocket boosters last month.
NASA weighs launch delay for Atlantis after booster issue
Hurricane Bertha looms as Atlantis is moved to a Cape Canaveral hangar. If NASA replaces solid-fuel boosters, the July 31 launch could slip to about September 15. Decision due by July 28 after Columbia’s boosters were recovered from the Atlantic Ocean last week.
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