Oceanside man confesses to slaying boy after LA assault
A 20 year old transient questioned about an Los Angeles assault admitted to killing 9 year old Matthew Cecchi at a public restroom near Oceanside Harbor. He confessed after being held by coworkers who chased him following the attack on a 40 year old garment worker.
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U S presses Iraq over cooperation with U N arms inspectors
President Clinton said the world watches Saddam to see if his words become deeds while the United States holds forces ready to strike at a moment's notice. National Security Adviser Berger warned of military option if Iraq fails to comply and inspectors return with unfettered access.
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White House clashes with Mideast leaders over West Bank pullback
The Clinton administration clashed with Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu after his suspension of a West Bank troop withdrawal. State Department spokesman James Rubin defended the 13 percent withdrawal agreed in the Wye accord with Yasser Arafat and criticized both sides' rhetoric, calling for trust to rebuild peace.
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Group attacks diet book on breast cancer prevention
The American Council on Science and Health criticized TV doctor Bob Arnot’s The Breast Cancer Prevention Diet as bad science and a disservice to women, arguing it makes unfounded health claims about food’s role in causing and preventing breast cancer. Arnot dismissed the critique as voodoo consumerism and industry front.
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Leonid meteor storm spurs viewing plans across Iowa
Weather may cloud viewing but amateur astronomers like Jim Rutten plan to watch from dark sites such as Tu ma Park Soccer Complex and the Palisades Kep ler State Park observatory. Officials note satellites maneuvered Monday to reduce interference as the Leonids peak.
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Crossroads in space as debris threatens satellites
Earth moves through the debris tail of Comet Tempel Tur tle creating a meteor shower and potential damage to 600 plus satellites. A 10 hour Leoni d meteor storm drew precautions but experts say odds of satellite damage remain low, with particles capable of piercing solar panels lenses and coatings.
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Glenn returns to Canyon of Heroes for 2nd parade
John Glenn, 77, rode in an open convertible with wife Annie to celebrate his spaceflight return aboard the shuttle Discovery. Mayor Giuliani presented keys to the city at City Hall as thousands watched a ticker tape parade along Lower Broadway.
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