Archdale Middle School stabbing shocks classmates
In Archdale North Carolina a 14 year old girl died after a classroom stabbing carried out by her former boyfriend. 25 eighth graders witnessed the attack and the assailant was arrested on a murder charge.
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Larry Allen
Mazankowski signals 1992 budget with cuts and Europe pullout
Canada faces a 153.5 billion budget with 7 billion in cuts over five years including 2.2 billion from defense. Don Mazankowski announced spending reductions and a plan to withdraw Canadian forces from Europe during a Tuesday Commons speech in Ottawa. Imelda Marcos plans burial arrangements for Ferdinand Marcos and seeks interment in the Philippines after government conditions are met.
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Europe
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Ottawa
Manila
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Senate OKs conditions on renewing China trade status
The Senate approved a conditional plan to renew most favored nation trade status with China only after substantial progress on human rights trade and weapons proliferation. The 59 to 39 vote fell short of the two thirds needed to override a veto, and the measure now goes to the White House.
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Senate
China
Bush
Beijing
Middle East
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White House
U.S
Richard Lugar
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Lawrence Eagleburger
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Pakistan
Supreme Court backs inmate in excessive force case
The court ruled 7 to 2 that prison guards may violate the Eighth Amendment by using malicious force even without serious injuries. Keith Hudson’s civil rights suit against Louisiana guards was revived, with justices noting that cruelty and sadism in restraint breach constitutional protections. Justice O Connor wrote the opinion, joined by most of the court, while Justices Thomas and Scalia dissented.
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Supreme Court
Louisiana
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Sandra Day O'Connor
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Teen with reattached arms goes home in North Dakota
An 18 year old, John Thompson, was discharged six weeks after surgeons reattached his severed arms from a farm machinery accident. He flew from a Minneapolis area hospital to his family farm and planned to rest and enjoy fried chicken. His mother joked with reporters as he stopped in Harvey for a checkup before final return home.
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N.D
John Thompson
Thompson
Minneapolis
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Harvey
Palestinian official rejects Israeli self-rule proposal
Washington AP report says Israeli negotiators press for self-rule terms while Palestinian spokeswoman Hanan Ashrawi labels the plan preposterous and an apartheid insult. Dispute over settlements slows peacemaking as Elyakim Rubinstein stresses gradual elaboration and defers settlement talk.
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Bush announces cross border pollution cleanup plan
President Bush and Mexican officials unveil a joint plan to spend at least 700 million dollars on pollution cleanup and safe drinking water along the 2000 mile border. The agreement accompanies talks on a pending free trade deal and aims for action over three years amid environmental criticism.
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Los Angeles
Bush
United States
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