Gunfire erupts as Protestant rioters clash with police in Belfast
In north Belfast on Crumlin Road police faced volleys of gasoline bombs bricks and rocks as hundreds of Protestant militants rioted for a second night. A gunman fired toward officers but no injuries were reported. Police recovered a rifle and two handguns during searches of Protestant homes and pubs.
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Bush proposes National Guard airport security plan
President Bush unveils a program to station 4 000 to 5 000 National Guard troops at 420 U S commercial airports and train more air marshals. The plan includes federal oversight of screening, grants of 500 million to airlines for cockpit door upgrades, and a federal agency to coordinate security while Guard costs 100 to 150 million are borne by the federal government.
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Jury acquits Illinois officer in man’s death
A jury found police officer Jeffrey Gabor not guilty of murder in the death of Shannon Smith a mentally disabled man shot after driving off from a Chenoa gas station without paying $15.05 Witnesses said three towns boxed his car on Interstate 55 and Gabor fired into his back after the chase.
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