Jamaica imposes state of emergency amid election violence
Prime Minister Michael Manley declared a state of emergency giving police sweeping powers as Jamaica confronts escalating violence. He cited a plot to destroy the government and ordered measures to lock up suspects while general elections must occur by February. The move follows rioting in Kingston and the stabbing death of Peruvian ambassador Fernando Rodriguez.
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Rocky Flats Cancer Deaths Studied In Denver Report
A study based on 42 autopsies of plutonium workers finds 11 Rocky Flats retirees with cancer and 1 Mound Labs worker among 42, while 33 Rocky Flats workers died of cancer over 1953 to present. Researchers caution against linking cancer to plutonium and note small sample size.
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Teens die in apparent double suicide in Miami romance
In southwest Miami two 16 year olds Sharon Gabriel and Ray Thompson died in a murder suicide over summer separation. Police say Thompson shot five rounds at Sharon with a .38 revolver then killed himself. Relatives had planned Sharon’s summer stay in Italy and Ray’s summer school start.
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