McVeigh admits bombing role per lie detector test
Newsweek cites anonymous sources that Timothy McVeigh admitted involvement in the Oklahoma City bombing during a lie detector test given by his lawyers. The magazine notes confusion over whether all conspirators are known and questions if the claim is a legal strategy.
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Tracy Chapman Dominates Bay Area Music Awards
Tracy Chapman wins multiple Bammies honors in San Francisco including best song best female vocalist musician of the year and best album reflecting broad recognition for her work and impact on the music scene.
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Clinton reschedules Helsinki summit with Yeltsin after knee surgery
President Clinton delays talks with Boris Yeltsin by a day to recover from knee surgery. He meets in Washington with Russian Foreign Minister Primakov for pre summit talks on NATO expansion and arms control. Primakov later discussed these issues with Albright and Cohen at the Pentagon. Yeltsin, recovering from pneumonia and heart surgery, agrees to the one day shift and sends a cheerful get well telegram.
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Mobutu Tangles Health as Rebels Advance in Zaire
Mobutu Sese Seko restes in Monaco's Princess Grace Hospital with deteriorating health after prostate surgery. Rebels push toward Lubumbashi following Kisangani capture, with Raphael Ghenda stating Lubumbashi as next target as soldiers flee and looting occurs.
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Hussein’s visit softens tensions amid Israeli tragedy
King Hussein comforted Israeli mourners in Beit Shemesh after a Jordanian soldier killed seven schoolgirls. The gesture drew praise from Israeli leaders and appeared to ease strains with Netanyahu’s government while outlining ongoing disputes over east Jerusalem and Gaza airport access.
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Exodus continues as Albania pleads for peace in Tirana square
Crowds in Skanderbeg Square call for peace while 2000 citizens gather amid shootings as government sets up a civilian militia. In Brindisi 700 refugees lodge in a seminary and churches serve as dormitories. 4000 plus Albanians flee to Italy, with no safe sea route. UK and US support steps, Marine helicopters evacuate Americans to an Adriatic ship.
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