Drunken boater kills boy on Arkansas lake
A 39-year-old man, James A. Jennings, collided a 250-hp speedboat with two anchored party barges on Lake Greeson Saturday night, killing 6-year-old Jesse Robert Stone and injuring nine others. Jennings faces boating while intoxicated charges. he was uninjured.
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Brinkley to retire after This Week ends next January
Newsman David Brinkley will retire from his long running ABC series This Week With David Brinkley after the presidential inauguration in January. At 76 he says he wants time off after 15 seasons and will not disappear from television entirely.
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NATO on alert in Bosnia over Serb violations and threats
NATO troops wearing flak jackets and helmets were placed on alert across Bosnia after Serb refusals to allow inspection of a weapons site and alleged threats from Iranian militants. The force redeployed to bases, restricted solo travel, and urged foreign civilians to leave Serb areas, with Ratko Mladic believed to be in the region.
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Chechnya talks stall as Grozny fighting resumes
After a Sunday meeting between Gen. Alexander Lebed and Aslan Maskhadov, Chechen rebels attacked the Russian base at Khankala in Grozny and the Moscow commander vowed further fire. A new Dagestan talks round is planned while Doku Zavgayev signals compromise. The siege in Grozny worsens as civilians suffer amid the worst fighting since 1995.
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Lamm urges Perot to quit Reform bid for party’s sake
In a written piece released Monday, Richard Lamm urged Ross Perot to exit the Reform presidential race or risk destroying the party. He warned Perot's business approach could erode voter trust and party unity, while praising some reform aims and calling for campaign finance reforms and a balanced budget amendment.
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Bailey's bills put on trial during Simpson defense
Federal prosecutors question F Lee Bailey on charges that six Los Angeles trips linked to the O J Simpson case were billed to a drug dealer defense funded by government money. They contest $655 meals and $550 nightly Europe hotels and luxury items for a jail inmate. Bailey defends the spending as reasonable while seeking $1.4 million for Duboc case. prosecutors claim overpayment $412,322.
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Charles to visit Mljet island for monuments repairs in Croatia
London Prince Charles will tour Mljet national park on Wednesday to inspect repairs to cultural monuments damaged in Croatia's civil war. He will be joined by Prime Minister Zlatko Matesa and visit an ancient monastery in need of restoration.
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