Maroney abandons Havana to Key West swim in U S waters
Australian swimmer Susie Maroney halted her Havana to Key West crossing about 10 miles from the Florida Keys. She was dehydrated and disoriented after reaching U S territorial waters and was treated at a Key West hospital.
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Clinton faces protests as West swing focuses on crime record
President Clinton toured California on a three day campaign swing to shore up support in the West while facing gay rights protests at a Feinstein fundraiser over his stance on gay marriage and gambling. Police kept crowds across the street and no arrests were reported.
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Black pastors press for faster probe of church arsons
Black ministers meeting with Attorney General Reno voiced anger at the pace of the federal investigation into more than 30 church burnings nationwide. They urged a stronger, centralized task force and blamed possible organized white supremacist groups for the incidents.
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National Council of Churches to fund church rebuilds
Back Page reports 120 people who met with the attorney general Sunday received death threats, spokeswoman Carol Fouke says. The National Council of Churches plans to announce a campaign via Church World Service to provide a $1 million fund to aid damaged churches.
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Freemen power up as FBI cut power at Montana compound
In Freeman ranch near Jordan Montana lights reappear in two buildings signaling self generation after the FBI cut electricity last week Two Freemen meet negotiators for a third day at the ranch entrance A Utah custody dispute shadows hopes for a peaceful end as a Salt Lake City judge grants temporary custody to a girl's father and Ward gains supervised visits
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