Belgium serial killer taunts police with grim clues
A Belgian case features a serial killer taunting police with locations bearing grim names as victims appear on weekends. A severed head was found April 12 on Deposit Street and three bags of body parts on Saint Symphorien Street on April 19 20. One identified victim is a 21 year old homeless alcoholic woman. A suspect was arrested this week as authorities fear further attacks.
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Didier van Reusel
Mir crew readies space walk on Te nday
The Russian American crew aboard Mir conducts suit checks and training for a 5 1/2 hour space walk planned next Tuesday. Commanders Vasi ly Tsibliyev and Jerry Linenger will operate outside the station while Alexander Lazutkin stays aboard to monitor progress. The mission follows recent Mir malfunctions including a February fire and cooling system leak.
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Refugees vanish from Zaire camps as aid workers report chaos
U N aid workers in eastern Zaire report about 100 000 Rwandan refugees missing amid smoke over camps and scattered groups seen from a plane. Rebels besieging Kasese deny knowledge while UN officials warn of a humanitarian catastrophe and possible slow extermination.
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Kofi Annan
Laurent Kabila
Fred Eckhard
Kasese
Biaro
Paul Stromberg
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Mobutu Sese Seko
Veronique Niyaguba
Kisangani
Peru raid sparks human rights probe into rebel deaths
Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch urged exhaustive investigations into the deaths of Tupac Amaru rebels and a hostage after a Lima commando raid freed 71 captives. Conflicting reports emerged on whether rebels were killed while wounded or surrendering as Peru celebrated the operation led by President Fujimori.
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DEA killer's sentence overturned in Mexico City
A Mexican tribunal overturned the 40 year sentence for Rafael Caro Quintero who was convicted in the killing of U S federal agent Enrique Camarena. The ruling was due to a technicality and he remains in prison for other convictions. The decision risks straining U S Mexico ties ahead of President Clinton's May visit.
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