Riverside shooting targets Khallid Abdul Muhammad at UC Riverside
A black gunman shot Khallid Abdul Muhammad and at least three others in the UC Riverside parking lot after his speech. Witnesses said the target was Muhammad and police restrained a violent crowd as the gunman was taken to hospital.
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Bullet resistant siding offered after drive by shootings
San Antonio based Bullet Resistant Systems Ltd sells bullet-resistant house siding prompted by rising drive by shootings. Alan Sharp and partner Scott Shaheen say the product may become standard, though sales are slow with only one installation in six weeks.
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Jerusalem orders ban on new and moving government offices
Israel tightens policy in Jerusalem with orders to relocate or block new offices as Rabin presses a hard line amid the dispute with the PLO over the capital. The PLO runs a housing ministry and other agencies in east Jerusalem, with Orient House acting as a de facto foreign ministry.
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Government flees from Tutsi rebels
Rwandan self declared government officials, led by Hutus, fled Gitarama as RPF rebel troops advanced. Diplomats in Kigali said leaders moved toward Kibuya near Zaire, signaling a strategic setback in the civil war and a push toward possible victory.
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Burundi on edge as Rwanda-like bloodshed looms
Western diplomats and aid workers fear Burundi faces a Rwanda-like slaughter after years of ethnic Hutu and Tutsi tension. Burundi, a 5.5 million country, mirrors Rwanda with Hutus as 85 percent and Tutsis as 15 percent, raising alarm among international observers.
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Saddam Hussein Reasserts Dual Roles as President and Prime Minister
Saddam Hussein, blaming U.N. sanctions on Iraq's economy, reclaimed the post of prime minister while already serving as president. The Iraqi news agency reported the Revolutionary Command Council directed direct appointment and acceptance by Saddam.
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Colombians Split Vote For Runoff In Presidential Race
Colombians vote to pick a president after a violent era, dividing support between Ernesto Samper of the Liberal Party and Andres Pastrana of the Conservative Party. A second-round election is set for June 19 as voters react to drug violence and past assassinations in a closely contested campaign.
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