Mexico Assassination Probe Expands to Seven Suspects
A special prosecutor in Mexico City said at least seven people were involved in the assassination of likely next president Luis Donaldo Colosio. The group includes Colosio's security head and four security detail members. two more are sought. The gunman Mario Aburto Martinez remains the accused shooter.
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Panic grips South African whites before landmark elections
In Johannesburg and across the white community am radios report Armageddon fears three weeks before South Africa's April 26 to 28 elections. Panic buys flood supermarkets as whites stock candles oil and water purification pills while travel agents note departures and gun shops report record sales.
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Global gunfire tests linked Hebron massacre to second gunman
A police ballistics expert testified that a shell found at the Hebron mosque site came from a rifle whose owner is not yet traced, supporting the view of a second gunman. Fragments from three bullet types were found in victims of the Feb. 25 shootings during questioning of a Palestinian hospital director.
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China detains dissident for interrogation
Beijing police detain Wei Jingsheng on suspicion of new crimes amid U S decision on renewing China’s low tariff status. Wei, a longtime democracy advocate, was jailed 14 years for essays urging reform and was released last September.
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