Zaire's embattled prime minister yields to rebels
In Kinshasa state television said President Mobutu Sese Seko accepted the resignation of Leon Kengo wa Dondo and his government as lawmakers planned to form a transitional body. Parliament had voted to oust Kengo for being too soft on rebels who hold much of eastern Zaire.
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Gore showcases signs of improving US China ties in Beijing
In Beijing near Tiananmen Square Vice President Gore urged China to improve human rights and curb arms sales while praising new business deals signaling growing stability. He toured the Forbidden City as Li argued the United States should take a more positive role in international affairs. Gore pressed China on missile tech sales to Iran and other nations viewed unfriendly by the United States.
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EU 40th birthday marred by Albania unrest and reforms
Rome marks the EU's 40th anniversary as foreign ministers from 15 nations hold talks on stalled reforms. Albania faces an insurgency as Premier Bakshim Fino and Foreign Minister Arian Staro va meet to discuss the crisis. Two dozen military and civilian experts are to aid rebuilding plus $2 million in aid, though a full military mission remains contested.
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Bond for suspects in hate crime attack angers Jackson family
Chicago activists and relatives of Lenard Clark 13 protest after three white teens charged with attempted murder aggravated battery and a hate crime are freed on 35000 total bond. Prosecutors sought 3x1 million. Judge Williams set 100000 each for Caruso 18 Jasas 17 and Kwidzinski 19. Police say race was the motive in the assault near Comiskey Park in Bridgeport.
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National roundup token booth clerk shot dead in Queens
A token booth clerk with 27 years of service was fatally shot while emptying turnstiles at a New York City subway station. $10,000 rewards from the MTA and TWU offered for information leading to the killer’s arrest. The victim was Robert LeBright, 60, on the 11 pm to 7 am shift in Queens. Police noted uncertainty over whether any money was taken. The case prompted a broader national roundup of political and legal news.
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