Yugoslav police arrest truckers amid election dispute
In Belgrade and surrounding areas police arrested several truck drivers blocking roads as the opposition appeals to Yugoslavia’s Constitutional Court over the September presidential vote. Milosevic allies accuse Kostunica backers of rigging.
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National 0.08 drunk driving standard set by Congress
Congress and President Clinton approve a 0.08 blood alcohol limit for drunken driving by 2004. States failing to adopt the standard lose federal highway funds, aiming to reduce about 500 annual deaths and thousands of injuries from alcohol related crashes.
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Lennon killer denied parole in Attica hearing
Parole board refused John Lennon killer Mark David Chapman because he seeks publicity and could undermine respect for the law. Chapman, 45, serving 20 years to life, was denied for two more years while Ono urged against release. Chapman had exemplary discipline but lacked anti-violence programming due to protective housing.
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New York State Parole Board
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