Brooklyn Teens Charged After Fatal Brooklyn Shooting
In Brooklyn a 17 year old girl was killed and her twin sister was critically injured when Daisy Sam 17 was arrested at the scene and charged with murder assault and criminal possession of a weapon. The victims were visiting friends when a dispute over a stolen cloths led to gunfire around 8 40 p m Friday. The slain teen was identified as Daisy Sam and her twin sister Sandy was hospitalized in critical condition at Coney Island Hospital.
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New York
Raytheon lays off 146 missile workers in Lexington
Raytheon Corp. reduced staff by 146 in its missile division in Lexington after slow defense spending following Gulf War successes. Spokesman Ed Powers cited the slowdown as the main reason, echoed by an industry analyst.
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Lexington, Mass
Raytheon Corp
Ed Powers
Deaths in Aiken and Ridgeway South Carolina
Obituary notices for Robert Shane Nelson and Aiken area death listings including Aiken Jonnie Simpkins Mary A Williams Smith of Ridgeway South Carolina. Details available on Page 4A.
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Robert Shane Nelson
Aiken
Jonnie Simpkins
Mary A. Williams Smith
Ridgeway, S.C
Aiken Prepares Gala to Welcome Home Troops
A veterans homecoming committee in Aiken plans a gala for Persian Gulf troops once all area veterans return. Events include a parade, dinner, and dance with funds raised via patriotic item sales and donations to a Security Federal account.
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Aiken
Persian Gulf
Nancy Ledford
Security Federal
South Carolina
Jans
Security Fedi
Eral
Whiskey Road
Trainer Avoids A Shutout at Bayard Warren Meet
A Notre Dame era track meet summary notes winners at the Bayard Warren event with prize money and top placements. Notable names include Vesorian Tut, Wim Cls, Janet Enc, Foote, and Gary Newmans among others.
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Bayard Warren
Vesorian Tut
Wim Cls
Janet Enc
Daft Toran
Mantes McGrai Whar
Ces Stnat
Sausan
Eanimomy M. Foreman
Bes Payre
Geo. Tey Rasan
Veteran Steeplechaser Wins Final Palmetto Cup at Aiken Hunt Meet
W Burling Cocks, Camden based trainer, earned his race day victory in the Palmetto Imperial Cup at Clark Field. Senator Brady overtook Le Miel after the 14th fence to win by three lengths, with Rokeby Stable’s horse finishing in front of Le Miel and Gregoriance in a tight finish. James Lawrence, aboard Senator Brady, credited a good luck kiss from Mrs. Cocks as a factor, while Le Miel faltered on the 12th fence.
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W. Burling Cocks
Aiken
Clark Field
Camden
Senator Brady
Rokeby Stable
James Lawrence
le Miel
Janet Elliot
Gregoriance
Jonathan Sheppard
Opacity
Bray
Lawrence
Plusser Wins Open at Aiken Hunt Meet Amid Stakes
Trainer Ron Stevens faced a tense moment as Plusser the chestnut colt did not run to win a simple race. The three year old surged to the early lead in the $1,000 Elkridge at Clark Field and finished 6 1/2 furlongs in 1:26, earning his first victory amid talk of a possible gelding. Stevens credited the horse’s responsive reaction to his remarks, a remark caught by the crowd and noted in the stall.
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Plusser
Ron Stevens
Clark Field
Stevens
Elkridge
Hardliners Retain Posts In Iraq Cabinet Shakeup
Saddam Hussein reshuffled the Iraqi cabinet on Saturday keeping hardline interior and defense ministers to direct crackdowns. He relinquished the prime minister role but remained president and Baath Party leader. Saadoun Hammadi, Shiite reform advocate, named prime minister as Tariq Aziz lost foreign minister post but stayed as deputy PM.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Saddam Hussein
Saddam
Arab Socialist Baath Party
Revolutionary Command Council
Baghdad
Bagh” Hammadidad
Saadoun Hammadi
Hammadi
Karbala
Iran
Iraq
Najaf
Tariq Aziz
Bush says Saddam still calling shots in Iraq
President Bush dismissed recent Iraqi government changes as cosmetic and said Saddam Hussein still appears to be calling the shots. He noted cabinet shifts do not depart from Saddam’s policies and stressed that normal relations with the United States require Saddam to be out of power. Bush spoke with Turkish President Ozal at the White House after Camp David talks.
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Bush
Iraq
Saddam Hussein
Baghdad
Turgut Ozal
White House
Camp David
Middle East
Saddam
United States
Turkey
Ozal
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Mes
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le Kiet
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Inge Bay Farm
Dorama See
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Carl Langley
Monaziadesociated Press
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