Pathologist affirms Kennedy autopsy bullets conclusion
Dr. Pierre Finck, who helped perform Kennedy's autopsy, backs recent claims that two bullets from behind killed the president. He notes the 1963 finding remains valid in 1992 per the Journal of the American Medical Association. In Philadelphia, up to 15,000 city workers walked off midnight Monday after failed contract talks with Mayor Rendell.
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Appetite pills spark debate on Yom Kippur fasting rule
In Jerusalem a Tel Aviv rabbi ruled that appetite suppressants do not violate the fast on Yom Kippur. Across Washington a federal judge postponed ruling on Bush era abortion clinic funding. FDA approved expanded use of d4T AIDS drug for patients unable to take AZT or DDI. Gorbachev fined for refusing to testify and to appear again. Council of Europe awards MSF human rights prize for disaster relief.
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Welding tools blamed for power plant blast in Merom
An explosion at Hoosier Energy’s Merom Generating Station near Evansville injured 32 and left three contract workers missing. A crane and helicopter aided rescues from the burning scrubber area as investigators review welding equipment as the blast cause.
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Inspections urged after El Al crash
Dutch authorities search the wreckage of a 10 story building after an El Al Boeing 747-200 crash near Amsterdam Schiphol. Boeing urged airlines to inspect fuse pins on 747 models following a similar December Taipei incident.
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Justices set 92 93 docket in church state disputes
The Supreme Court opened its 1992 93 term by agreeing to hear key church state cases from Arizona and New York. It will rule on whether public schools must fund sign language interpreters for deaf children in parochial schools and if groups may be barred from using public schools after hours for religious purposes when non religious uses are allowed.
Bangladesh Declares War on Rats in National Campaign
Dhaka launches an annual rodent drive with slogans and marches as 300 demonstrators lampoon pests nailing rat remains to sticks. Bangladesh loses 450000 tons of rice yearly, starving about 3 million people while importing 1.4 million tons. Each tail earns 14 cents. top killers win a color TV.
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Kuwait opposition leads in early parliamentary returns
In the first Kuwait election in seven years male voters backed opposition hopefuls promising to use the Gulf War experience to push democracy. About 50 women protesters clashed with police while voting rights remained restricted to men over 21 with 72 year ancestry.
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Army called to quell Guyana election riots
President Desmond Hoyte summoned the army to restore order as mobs accused of fraud stoned election offices and looted stores during Guyana’s first national elections since 1985. A man was shot and killed while a mattress was carried from a wrecked shop. police made arrests as observers including Jimmy Carter watched polls close at 6 p.m. Guyana, with about 750,000 predominantly poor residents, faced a tense nightfall.
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Joint space flights agreed by U.S. and Russian officials
In Moscow, U.S. and Russian space officials signed detailed pacts to fly a cosmonaut on a U S shuttle next year and an American on a 1995 mission docking the shuttle with Mir. The 100 day airborne research will study weightlessness effects with Mir docking for about a week. Sergei Krikalev and Vladimir Titov named for training. an American astronaut awaits selection.
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