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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1992
Page
3
In Richmond California two police officers were shot dead after entering the apartment of Yon Soon Choe 42 to aid his wife who had téléphoned for help. Jay Choe 52 then shot his wife and their 14 year old son before killing himself.
In Pasadena California engineers began a final repair on the Galileo spacecraft jammed main antenna. They plan to pulse the drive motors on and off thousands of times starting Tuesday and continuing until January 19 to restore the mission to Jupiter.
Families of 415 Palestinians deported to a freezing no mans land appealed to a U N envoy to help bring kin home. The army admitted 10 of the men were expelled by mistake. No legal decision to deport the 10 exists, but all are suspected of hostile activity and could face trial and long terms if they return.
Cincinnati AP The Ku Klux Klan official Ron Fee says he will press criminal damaging and civil rights charges against all those charged with toppling or damaging crosses erected on Fountain Square. Police say ten people faced disorderly conduct counts. the crosses have been repeatedly knocked down and rebuilt after permits were issued for both a cross and a menorah during Hanukkah.
Alabama Governor Guy Hunt was indicted by a Montgomery grand jury amid scrutiny of his finances including use of state aircraft and funds from the inaugural account. Prosecutors probed $800,000 inaugural funds and personal use questions as Hunt and associate Gene McKenzie reported to the county jail. The case, labeled a political attack by the Democratic attorney general, marks Hunt as the eighth sitting governor indicted this century.
In Geneva the United States and Russia pressed to finish a nuclear arms reduction treaty before Bush leaves office. Secretary Eagleburger and Foreign Minister Kozyrev traded wagers on a successful outcome as talks aim to resolve remaining issues and draft texts for Yeltsin and Bush to sign after New Year's.
The Kitty Hawk, an American aircraft carrier with about 70 combat aircraft and 5,500 troops, heads toward the Persian Gulf after a U.S. fighter shot down an Iraqi MiG beneath the 32nd parallel. State Dept officials say Iraq seeks to test U.N. and U.S. resolve as coalition forces enforce Security Council resolutions. The Iraqi press denounces the incident as aggression and vows retaliation.
Iran-Contra prosecutor Lawrence Walsh may call former Defense Secretary Caspar Weinberger and ex-CIA official Duane Clarridge before a federal grand jury. Sources say Bush pardoned them and others, and Weinberger calls the prospect harassment.
FBI reports thieves robbed Hudson Armored Car Courier Service in Brooklyn late Sunday. A single guard tied up watched TV as 8 million dollars vanished from the vault. the guard freed his legs after about 20 minutes and triggered an alarm. Police found the vault doors open and suspects gone. Authorities consider an inside job possible.
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