Feds press campaign against L A gangs
Federal agencies continue an expansive drive against Los Angeles street gangs and violence, adding FBI agents and ATF prosecutors as rioting subsides. The effort targets gang leadership under federal racketeering laws, with a focus on curbing cocaine and crack networks feeding the city’s gangs.
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Western caution blocks Russia from fast G-7 entry
German and British officials warned Russia is not ready for full G-7 or G-8 membership. President Bush said he would discuss the idea, while Yeltsin would meet leaders after Munich talks. Germany remains reluctant though aids Moscow and tame expansion dominate summit talks.
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Mikhail Gorbachev
London
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Russian leadership outlines strategy for trial against Communists
Russia prepares to use the Communist Party's words against itself in a Constitutional Court case. President Yeltsin warns the trial could trigger civil strife. The suit challenges the legality of the party ban and its constitutional nature.
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Los Angeles Times
Moscow
Russia
Communist Party
Boris Yeltsin
Yeltsin
Constitutional Court
Gennady Barbulis
Jealous husband hunted after three Bronx slayings
In New York City a 41 year old man Jose Delores Martinez is sought after killing his wife Maria Altagracia 40 his wife niece Moraima Rosario 33 and his girlfriend Anna Rodriguez 39 in two Bronx apartments Police Lt James Malvey said a fourth woman and a child were attacked as the victims children aged 7 to 12 screamed for help Martinez armed with a .38 revolver burst into the apartment and shot the two women in a bedroom after accusing Maria of unfaithfulness.
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James Malvey
Bronx
Malvey
Maria Altagracia
Moraima Rosario
Anna Rodriguez
Dominican Republic
Maria
Moraima
Perot and Collins Clash Over Takeover Bid
The article recalls a hostile exchange between Perot and Collins as EDS, led by Perot, sought to take over Collins. Col lins and Arthur objected to the direction, balancing Perot’s push into modern computing with engineering-driven caution. A later note mentions a planned merger and a family tie via Carolyn Perot’s engagement to Karl Rathjen.
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Collins
Bob Cattoi
Cattoi
Rockwell-Collins
Dallas
Carter
EDS
Collins-Perot
Perots
Carolyn
Karl Rathjen
Keith Rathjens
Marion
Keith Rathjen
California
Indians acquitted in 1990 Oka clash near Montreal
Thirty four Indians charged with assault rioting weapons possession and other counts related to the 1990 protests outside Montreal were acquitted. Arrested after a 78 day confrontation that began with the Mohawk barricade at Oka and spread to Kahnawake, the verdict leaves the land dispute unresolved.
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Keven Gould
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