Woman surrenders after gasoline threat before United Nations
Linne Gunther, 41, of San Lorenzo California, said she protested tax use for war and surrendered after dousing herself with gasoline and threatening self immolation outside the UN. She was taken to Bellevue Hospital. she is the daughter of Nobel laureate Owen Chamberlain.
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Moderates win big in Iran parliament race
The official IRNA and Radio Tehran report a landslide victory for Rafsanjani allies in the 270 seat Majlis. Radical clerics and hard liners trailed as Tehran and other districts tally incomplete, signaling moves toward reform and better ties with the West.
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Fugitive banker surrenders after 17 months on run
Joseph Mollicone Jr., 48, a Heritage Loan & Investment Bank president accused of embezzling 13 million dollars, turned himself in at 1 a.m. at the home of attorney Thomas DiLuglio Sr. after 17 months on the run. Authorities linked the case to Rhode Island banking collapses and RISDIC’s later failures.
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Russian reform row could shrink $24 billion aid package
National security adviser Brent Scowcroft warned that Russia's parliament blocking economic reforms under President Boris Yeltsin could curb the $24 billion aid package. He said outcomes depend on whether reform momentum continues as planned. The Russian parliament voted to limit Yeltsin’s powers and extend his prime minister tenure uncertainty.
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U S considering military option over Iraq U 2 flights
White House security adviser Brent Scowcroft said the United States would not rule out military action if Iraq interferes with U N supervised U-2 reconnaissance flights. Baghdad's recent anti aircraft missile emplacements were described as ominous as the U S monitors Iraq's weapons programs.
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Six Deaths Spark Fear of Serial Killer in New Jersey
EAST ORANGE AP six young black women are believed killed by a possible serial killer as police investigate bodies found across the city. Residents like Paul Griffith express fear while authorities map the sites where multiple victims were discovered within short distances. The sixth body was found Saturday on a highway embankment, near a Friday grave within 100 yards of another.
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Lava Threatens Zafferana Etnea as Etna Erupts
A lava river from Mount Etna neared the village barrier at Zafferana Etnea within 60 feet of a house. Officials set explosives and concrete blocks to divert the flow while residents prayed for their homes. Army trucks stood ready to assist as no evacuation was immediately planned.
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