Hijacker Surrenders Aboard Ethiopian Airlines Flight in Rome
A hijacker surrendered to anti-terrorist police after the Ethiopian Airlines Boeing 747 landed at Ciampino airport south of Rome. The flight from Dakar to Bamako carried 32 passengers and 11 crew with no injuries reported.
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Clintons deduct Whitewater investment interest explained
The Clintons claimed about $41,000 in Whitewater loan interest deductions from 1978 to 1988 as part of their involvement with Whitewater Development Co. Inc. Bruce Lindsey and James Lyons note $19,021 in 1980 91 returns plus earlier amounts. The Whitewater venture began in 1978 with James and Susan McDougal to develop Ozark Mountain retirement property.
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Lyons
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Mayor urges Angelenos to swap driving habits
Los Angeles Mayor Richard Riordan unveils the first formal plan to ease a transportation crisis sparked by earthquakes. The plan promotes car pooling on damaged freeways, restricts on street parking, and seeks earlier or later work hours by businesses and agencies to reduce peak congestion.
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Harding discussed harming husband in truck theft case
Tonya Harding allegedly approached two men at a gym about "bumping off" her husband Jeff Gillooly during their separation last summer after suspecting he stole her truck. She reportedly offered up to 100000 for the act, then suggested simply beating him. No charges filed. truck missing. no corroborating police report.
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Massacre at Colombia street party leaves dozens dead
Gunmen believed to be EPL rebels opened fire on revelers at a street party in Apartado, killing at least 33 and wounding eight. Officials tied the violence to political conflict in a region where leftist factions fight for control. The attack sparked a curfew and a tense security response.
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Colombia
Bogota
Hope, Peace and Freedom Party
Hope, Peace and Freedom
EPL
Ment
Security Council
Cesar Gaviria
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