Arson plot exposes xenophobia fears in Germany
In DOLGENBRODT Germany a refugee housing fire followed by a teen neo Nazi trial reveals a wider xenophobic strain involving youths and ordinary citizens. The Brandenburg case opens as right party gains traction amid fears of asylum seekers in the east.
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Woodham trial reveals occult motive in high school killings
In a Hattiesburg courtroom Luke Woodham testified about a friend Grant Boyette who promised occult power to mend his broken heart. Woodham described joining a Kroth cult, casting a spell, and claiming control over others as he admitted the 1997 school shootings that killed Christina Menefee and another student and wounded seven.
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Japan slides into recession sparks regional anxiety
Tokyo reports negative growth for the year ending March 1998 marking two straight quarters of decline and raising fears that Japan's slump will worsen Asia's financial crisis. The Economic Planning Agency places full year GDP down 0.7 percent with a 1.3 percent drop in January-March.
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Union Auto Workers strike second GM parts plant
The United Auto Workers widened its campaign against General Motors by striking the Delphi Flint East complex in Flint Michigan, affecting about 5800 workers and threatening idling of other GM plants across North America as of the week. A prior walkout at the Flint Metal Center triggered widespread layoffs and labor disruption.
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Louise Woodward autopsy review questions homicide labeling
National legal review question arises over pathologist Dr Gerald Feigin after a prior case suggested heart disease may have caused death, potentially undermining manslaughter charges against Louise Woodward and prompting a request for prior case evidence from the state medical examiner.
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