Fugitives son found as Mountaintop siege ends with marshal death
In Naples Idaho authorities found the body of a 13-year-old boy at Randy Weaver's mountaintop home after a shootout that killed U S Marshal William Degan. Weaver, a white supremacist fugitive, had been surrounded since February 1991.
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Naples
Idaho
U.S
Samuel Weaver
William Degan
Randy Weaver
Gene Glenn
FBI
Salt Lake City
Weaver
Bush proposes $2 billion yearly job training package
President Bush unveiled a five year plan costing 10 billion and funded by cutting other programs to retrain workers for high tech jobs. The proposal includes 3000 dollar vouchers for adults to pursue retraining at trade schools or community colleges amid unemployment concerns.
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Ansonia
Bush
Union
N.J
Connecticut
Middlebury
Republican Party
Torie Clarke
Warsaw Park
Clinton
Reagan
Quayle Attacks Clinton On Crime And Death Penalty
Vice President Dan Quayle accused Bill Clinton of weak on crime stance and flip flopping on death penalty. He cited Arkansas executions during Clintons governorship and questioned a potential Cuomo Supreme Court nomination. Clinton aide Stephanopoulos dismissed the remarks as silly.
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Knoxville
Quayle
Hurricane Andrew Strikes Miami Beach Prompting Evacuations
Residents on Miami Beach breathe relief amid damage from Hurricane Andrew. The Fontainebleau Hilton suffered lower lobby flooding, but most damage was limited. Guests were evacuated and a skeleton staff stayed inside as cleanup began. A night of fear gave way to cautious optimism.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Alvaro Acosta
Fontainebleau Hilton
Barrier Island
Diego
Biscayne Bay
Miami
Andrew Kaiser
Chris Matthews
Ocean Drive
Federal disaster aid expands for Hurricane Andrew victims
The federal declaration on parts of south Florida enables temporary housing food money and medical supplies for victims in Broward Dade and Monroe counties. FEMA director Wallace Stickney says emergency and long term federal recovery aid will be available with more areas possible after damage assessment. Emergency aid comes from FEMA 26 federal agencies and the American Red Cross.
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Washington
South
Florida
Wallace E. Stickney
Federal Emergency Management Agency
Bush
Broward
Dade
Monroe
FEMA
American Red Cross
Tsongas Assails Bush Plan in Clinton Backing Event
Former rival Paul Tsongas joined Bill Clinton in Little Rock to condemn Bush's economic plan as likely to cause gridlock. He praised Clinton's approach yet stopped short of full endorsement, calling Bush's tax cut proposal incoherent and unlikely to pass.
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Little Rock
Ark
Paul Tsongas
Bill Clinton
Bush
Washington
Tsongas
Clinton
Gov
Arkansas
George Bush
Clinton builds Wall Street backers and policy aides
Clinton has drawn substantial donations and policy guidance from Wall Street figures, with about 2.7 million raised in New York during the primary. Goldman Sachs leaders and Blackstone executives are among backers and advisers who favor pro business policy and a Bush alternative.
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Clinton
Wall Street
New York
Bill Clinton
Republican
Bush
New York State
Kenneth Brody
Goldman, Sachs & Co
Goldman Sachs
Robert Rubin
Blackstone Group
Roger Altman
Georgetown University
Man pleads innocent in tampering case
An insurance agent from Olympia pleaded innocent to six counts of product tampering and multiple fraud and false statements charges. Prosecutors say he poisoned cold medicine with cyanide to murder two strangers and cash in a life insurance payout on his wife. Evidence includes undercover surveillance and a 1991 rider added to the wife’s policy.
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Seattle
Joseph Earl Meling
Olympia
Tacoma-area
Jennifer Melin
Til Meling
U.S
Philip Sweigert
John Wolfe
Jennifer Meling
Mike McKay
Meling
McKay
Prudential Insurance Co
Joseph Meling
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Jim Irvine
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
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Los Angeles County
Alhambra
John Kabala
Gazette Wire Services
Kaiser
Andrew
Matthews
Barrier Islands
Key Biscayne
Lorie Penneman
Cityline
the Gazette
Lyn Vaughn
Cox Cable
AP News
Iowa
City Connection
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National Library
MeKay
Prudential
Steve Jenkins
Nancy, Jim
Amy
Cedar Rapids Area
Headquarters For Professional Glass Service
Kawneer
Corn & Semcord
Cverery
1St ST. N.W
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TELUS
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SFORE
KCRG
West Liberty
Gazette
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Kirkwood Comm
Mount Mercy College
Cedar Rapids
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