Murder Charges Stand Against Snoop Doggy
Defense failed to prove police destroyed evidence in the August 1993 killing of Philip Waldermariam. Judge Paul Flynn upheld the charges against Calvin Broadus and two co-defendants. Trial scheduled for August 1.
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Los Angeles
Snoop Doggy Dogg
Paul Flynn
Philip Waldermariam
Flynn
Calvin Broadus
Waldermariam
Broadus
House Defies Clinton on Defense Budget Boost
The House voted 300 to 126 to approve a 267.3 billion military budget for fiscal year starting Oct 1, supporting an inflation-adjusted increase for defense since the Reagan era. Republicans say senior officers back the Pentagon amid the plan to exceed Clinton’s request by 9.5 billion.
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Washington
House
Clinton
Pentagon
Tough Penalties Levied Against Grove Robbers
Homestead Florida April AP reports grove owners fight back after thefts. Mike Hunts mango trees toppled with $1200 to $1500 worth of fruit missing from 4000 acres in southern Dade County. The region estimates fruit thefts total $305000 this year.
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Homestead
Fla
Florida
Mike Hunt
Hunt
Dade County
Militia Tensions Roil Senate Hearing On Oklahoma City Bombing
In a Senate subcommittee hearing called by Sen. Arlen Specter, witnesses in camouflage denounced government overreach while Senators labeled the self styled militia voices extreme and abhorrent. The session followed the April 19 Oklahoma City bombing and featured sharp exchanges over civil liberties and militias.
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Washington
Senate
Arlen Specter
Rpa
Federal
Oklahoma City
Does The Glove Fit Simpson Trial Moment
In Los Angeles during the O J Simpson murder trial prosecutors pressed the glove issue as Simpson tried to pull on the left glove with jurors watching closely. The right glove found at his estate was described as stained with blood from both victims.
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Los Angeles
O.J. Simpson
Simpson
Canadien
Jean Chretien
Jacques Chirac
John Major
Halifax
Helmut Kohl
Bill Clinton
Fighting Spreads Around Sarajevo
Fighting escalated around Sarajevo as government and rebel Serbs exchanged heavy shelling and gunfire. U.N. observers counted over 1000 shells from both sides since dawn, with Bosnian forces massing north of the city amid a push toward ending the siege. The U.N. Security Council approved a rapid reaction force of 12 500 troops to bolster Bosnia missions. Bosnian President Izetbegovic urged action to avert catastrophe over food power and water shortages. Government forces seized a U.N. observation post in Mormilo disarming a Russian unit without harming them.
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Sarajevo
Bosnia-Herzegovina
U.N
Maj
Guy Vinet
New York
U.N. Security Council
Bosnia
Alija Izetbegovic
Summit Leaders Plan Bailout For Crises
At the G seven summit in Halifax Canada leaders from Canada Japan France Germany Britain Italy and the United States discuss a multibillion dollar bailout to shore up IMF lending and prevent Mexican style crises The plan aims to raise 58 billion in an IMF line of credit while seeking peace in Bosnia and supporting UN peacekeepers with a rapid reaction force.
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Bosnia
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France
Germany
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Italy
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U.N
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