Ex Exxon Executive Kidnapping Case Heads to Murder Charge
Newark authorities said they will file murder charges against Arthur Seale and Irene Seale for kidnapping Exxon executive Sidney Reso and burying him in a New Jersey grave. Reso's body was found after a nationwide hunt. Autopsy pending.
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Amato Forms Coalition to Rule Italy in 51st Postwar Government
Premier Giulio Amato formed Italy's 51st postwar government uniting a fragile coalition to end two months of political drift. The 54 year old Socialist and former treasury minister was sworn in and presented his cabinet to President Oscar Luigi Scalfaro signaling a new administration.
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Bosnians hail French chief during Sarajevo visit
Crowds greet Francois Mitterrand as he arrives in war torn Sarajevo to press relief aid and a truce. An airport firefight between Serb and Muslim fighters delays his departure, while UN troops brace for continued hunger relief efforts and caution at Split stops en route to Paris.
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Tornado-hit Texas town imposes curfew after damage
Fritch Texas, after a Saturday night tornado cluster damaged about 300 homes and destroyed 200, authorities imposed a 9 pm curfew amid looting reports. Red Cross opened a shelter as damages reach about 50 million dollars with power out for residents.
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Jordan Rejects U.N. Observation Plan On Iraq Sanctions
Jordan's King Hussein rejected a U.S. proposal to station about 30 U.N. observers in Jordan to monitor trade sanctions on Iraq. The decision strains ties with Washington but aims to protect Jordanian credibility and sovereignty. The plan would have monitored Aqaba port cargo and the land border with Iraq and could affect oil supplies. Hussein had previously met with CIA Director Robert Gates to discuss the plan.
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