Four youths charged in random stabbing death in Union City
Thomas Weinhofer 41 was killed as he confronted youths outside near James Logan High School while his daughter played in a marching band. Four suspects aged 11 to 16 were arrested, police say the act was random violence reflecting rising juvenile crime.
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Croats clash with Muslims halting relief flights near Sarajevo
Fighting between Croats and Muslims northwest of Sarajevo halted relief deliveries to the besieged capital. At least 22 Croats were killed with many wounded in the clashes. Muslims casualties were not reported. A French UN soldier was shot during a relief convoy escort. Aimed at Travnik Novi Travnik and Vitez, the fighting erupted as aid flights were suspended.
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Conservatives Tighten Grip as Russian Parliament Convenes
Hard line legislators vote 114 to 59 to convene the Communist dominated parliament for December 1 session aimed at slowing reforms. They seek resignations of leading Cabinet members and investigate Yeltsin aides who warned of a constitutional coup amid a chaotic, televised session and reports of Khasbulatov’s high blood pressure.
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U.S. Probes Urex Equipment Found at Iraq Nuclear Site
Three federal agencies investigate a U.S. made electron beam welding machine found at the Daura nuclear site in Iraq. The 1988 license allowed general military use, with officials later questioning whether it was smuggled or diverted and if the device aided nuclear weapons development.
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Prison director Quinlan whereabouts in doubt at DOJ
Washington AP reports aides say J Michael Quinlan works at the Justice Department on a special project for AG William Barr while Barr's spokesman believes he is at the Bureau of Prisons HQ. The inspector general probes Quinlan over alleged suppression of a prisoner's 1988 campaign disclosure about marijuana sales to VP Quayle.
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