Belgium decries espionage as four Russians expelled
Belgium protests Moscow after accusing four Russians of spying. Two were diplomats and two worked at the Russian trade mission in Brussels. Foreign Minister Willy Claes called the incidents totally unacceptable and gave the Russians 24 hours to depart.
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De Klerk heckled at protest in Mitchells Plain rally
In Mitchells Plain South Africa protesters hurled stones and bottles while shouting at President F W de Klerk during a campaign rally for multiracial elections. None of the projectiles hit him as transit workers in Pittsburgh agreed to return to work after a four week strike.
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Kinison Dies In Desert Car Crash After Vegas Honeymoon
Comedian Sam Kinison was killed and his bride Ma lika Kinison was seriously hurt when their car collided head on with a pickup near Needles California, as a 17 year old driver faced possible vehicular manslaughter charges. Glen Moren an 18 year old Las Vegas resident in the pickup was hospitalized in stable condition.
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Demographer Keeps Job After Iraq Death Estimate Scandal
The Census Bureau backed down and allowed Beth Osborne Daponte to keep her position after she publicly circulated an unclassified estimate of Iraqi fatalities from the Gulf War. She faced dismissal following an AP inquiry into her findings.
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Peruvian politician slain as Fujimori crackdown widens
Masked gunmen killed Congressman Roberto Wu in Lima while Fujimori's military backed actions expanded. Former President Alan Garcia called for civil disobedience. Two bystanders died as six attackers opened fire at a market and Wu's lunch with his son. Wu belonged to the Cambio 90 party.
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Clinton leads in Virginia caucuses as Brown shifts stance
Bill Clinton holds a narrow lead with about a third of Virginia caucus results in. Uncommitted delegates run 35 percent and Brown 22 percent, with Brown winning a quarter of early delegates, aided by strong college student support in Richmond and a narrow win in Virginia Beach. Brown then pledged to back the nominee if Clinton wins.
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