Inman urges new spy agency to handle clandestine work
Former CIA deputy director Robert Inman urged creating a separate clandestine services agency to take over covert collection. He cited decades of double agents and Ames as proof and warned against competing intelligence organizations. Frank Carlucci opposed moving covert work from the CIA. The commission aims to issue recommendations in March.
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Juvenile Arson Arrests Reach Majority in 1994
A National Fire Protection Association study shows youths accounted for 55 percent of arson arrests in 1994, with one third under 15 and nearly 7 percent under 10. NFPA cites increased youth stress and better reporting as factors while noting 550 deaths and 1.6 billion dollars in damage from arson that year.
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White couple charged in lynching case of 9 year old boy
FBI opened civil rights probe into a 9 year old boy's claim he was tied to a tree and beaten by a white playmate and the couple's parents in New Zion South Carolina. Benjamin Mims and Betty Mims were jailed on second degree lynching charges with up to 20 years possible.
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Hall of Fame inducts rock legends amid glamour in New York
Gladys Knight and the Pips Velvet Underground David Bowie Little Willie John Jefferson Airplane Pink Floyd and The Shirelles honored as Hall of Fame inductees. Ceremony moved from Cleveland to Manhattan at the Waldorf Astoria while ABC promotes new World News Tonight executive producer Kathryn Christensen.
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James Brown Domestic Charge Dropped After Wife Death
Days after the death of his wife, James Brown faces a dropped domestic violence charge as the sheriff notes the family’s suffering. The coroner cites unknown exact cause of death on January 6. Playboy confirms it rejected interviewing O J Simpson while a spokesman states a interview offer of $500000 was declined. Metallica to headline Lollapalooza tour next summer per Performance magazine and Gazette wire services.
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