Police defend self defense in Chicago park riot killings
In Chicago's Humboldt Park riots two people died and more than 100 were injured after police fired in self defense during a June 4 park clearing. Officers say Julio Osorio fired first. Rafael Cruz and Julio Jo died from gunfire linked to the suspect's gun. Police report 57 officers injured and 150+ arrests.
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Isabel Peron reportedly attempts suicide under house arrest
The former president Isabel Peron, 46, allegedly tried an overdose of barbiturates while under 15 months of house arrest following the 1976 coup. Ultima Clave claims she was saved by gastric lavage and questions her mental state amid political pressure and captivity.
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Kids Testify In Trial Over Classroom Shooting
In Detroit on Tuesday ten elementary students testified about a fall day when their teacher was killed before them. Three of the children identified the defendant Al Lewis as the man who entered the classroom on November 10 and fired.
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Europe's Nuclear Choice Dominates European Energy Outlook
European leaders insist nuclear power is the sole alternative to imported oil as countries like Britain France Germany and Italy expand programs. Fernand Spaak notes Europe must outpace the US in building reactors while coal remains unreliable for energy.
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Sandcastle Building Course At UC San Diego
SAN DIEGO UPI An extension course in sandcastle building is offered by the University of California San Diego. Instructors John Laver and Gary Kinsella, potters, will lead a three session program titled An Introduction to Sandcastle Building. A graduation moment will be a participation in Mission Bay's annual sandcastle contest. They advise top down construction, finishing sections as they go, maintaining proper moisture, and using shovels thin spatulas and squared end table knives as tools.
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Carter approves five NSA spying projects in U S
Defense Secretary Harold Brown testified that five pentagon led electronic surveillance efforts were approved by Attorney General Griffin Bell with one rejected by an interagency panel. Brown stressed the targets were foreign powers, not U S citizens, and mentioned NSA operations and the push for court approval in foreign intelligence cases.
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