UC Berkeley Chancellor Home Intruder Fatally Shot
Police fatally shot a young woman wielding a machete and hunting knife after she broke into UC Berkeley chancellor Chang-Lin Tien’s on campus residence. The suspect, known as Rosebud Abigail Denovo, was an activist previously arrested for explosives. authorities did not know her real name. The chancellor and his wife were safe inside a locked bedroom as officers confronted the intruder.
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No verdict in Clair George Iran-Contra trial stalls jurors
Jurors said they could not reach a verdict in former spy chief Clair George's Iran Contra cover-up trial. Judge Lamberth warned of a mistrial if they fail again. A separate Los Angeles case notes prosecutors removing a black judge from a racially charged beating trial, sparking defense claims of race as a factor.
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Bushes rally to oust Democrats as Clinton ties aid to care
First lady Barbara Bush urged Albuquerque voters to oust Democrats and back change, while Hillary Clinton announced Arkansas incentives to encourage prenatal care. Bush faced boos as she defended Reagan era policies, and Clinton tied welfare benefits to health care compliance, backing a program offering $100-plus baby care coupons.
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Schultz memo shows Bush backing Iran arms sales stance
Prosecutors reveal a Shultz aide note claiming Vice President Bush told Secretary of State Shultz he was on the other side of Iran arms sale arguments. Bush later avoided detailing his advice to Reagan, while asserting support for the president during a 1988 run. Tower Board found Bush a minor player in Iran-Contra.
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Clinton and Bush clash at veterans gathering in Chicago
Clinton appeals to veterans to judge him by future prospects despite Vietnam draft questions while Bush defends Gulf War timing and his wartime service. Both spoke at an American Legion convention, with Bush stressing he would not send troops into Baghdad and Clinton appealing for voter focus on the future.
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Allen and Farrow meet with judge in private session
Woody Allen and Mia Farrow met privately with a judge after their lawyers clashed in court over a child custody dispute. The open hearing featured a nude photo envelope from Farrow's attorney to the judge, who declined to view it. Both stars left without comment.
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