U S weighs up to 5 billion aid to Bosnia and training option
Two sources say Pentagon and State officials briefed congressional leaders on heavy and light aid plans to Bosnia along with possible U S military training of Bosnian government forces, amid defiance of the arms embargo.
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Ancient DNA Found In 80 Million Year Old Dinosaur Bones
Scientists at Brigham Young University report extracting DNA from a Cretaceous bone fragment found in a Utah coal mine cave-in. They claim the sequence belongs to a dinosaur, marking a first direct genetic link to ancient dinosaurs and fueling debate over whether the material is from the dinosaur or microbes.
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Teenager Mistrial in British Tourist Killing Case
A Florida judge declared a mistrial after jurors deadlocked in the murder trial of 17 year old John Billy Joe Crumille for killing Gary Colley and wounding his girlfriend Margaret Jagger at a highway rest stop in September 1993. The state planned a retry.
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Detective Fuhrman conflict hearing tied to Ito's wife
A defense motion seeks a hearing to probe whether Capt Peggy York, wife of Judge Lance Ito, had dealings with Detective Mark Fuhrman during a 1980s West Los Angeles assignment. The hearing aims to assess potential conflicts of interest in the O J Simpson murder case.
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Kantor challenges Perot to debate on GATT pact
The Clinton administration urged a Perot debate on the world trade pact as the White House seeks Senate votes for ratification. Kantor offered to debate Perot on the issue, while Dole promotes a forum in Kansas. Perot opposes the GATT agreement.
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Vigilante murder stirs anger in Fox Chase Abington feud
In Philadelphia area a mob of about 20 teens chased 16 year old Eddie Polec to the steps of a church where he once served as an altar boy. Polec died from a fractured skull after a baseball bat blow as retaliation for a rape rumor. Police say the attack stemmed from a long running feud between Fox Chase and Abington teens. Arrests include Thomas Crook 18 Bou Khathavong 17 and Nicholas Pinero 16 all held without bail and likely to face adult murder charges.
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