Pope John Paul II Urges World Peace in Christmas Mass
The pope broadcast from St. Peter's Basilica spoke of renewed hope for peace amid wars in the Balkans and Africa. He cited the hymn Glor y to God in the highest and on earth peace, and noted over 60 countries carried the Mass via satellite as more than 10,000 worshipers filled the basilica.
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Two suspects arrested in Salisbury mall shooting death
Police arrested Gabriel Cannon and Terrance Teagle after a Salisbury Centre mall shooting killed one and wounded two. They were found at Cannon’s Norfolk home, charged with murder and attempted murder, tied to a retaliation for a summer fight that left Roy Davis dead.
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Akron man charged after double homicide and restaurant shooting
Clifton White Ill, 22, of Akron, shot and killed two women at his home Sunday then wounded two KFC employees before surrendering. Police say he killed Julie Schrey and Deborah Thorpe, both 38, and wounded Michael Thorpe, 18, who is hospitalized in critical condition. Authorities allege motive linked to Schrey daughter’s friendship.
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Toll in Indian school fire climbs past four hundred
Disaster at Dayanand Arya Vedic school event in Mandi Dabwali, Haryana, leaves more than 400 dead including many children under 10. Survivors and relatives search hospitals as officials probe three possible causes, with mourning declared and a three day official period.
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Christmas Away From Home In Muddy Bosnia Camp
American troops in a Sava River camp near Croatia focus on construction work for Christmas before entering Bosnia Herzegovina. Soldiers like Spc William Anderson and Spe Joe Rosales cope with longing for home as they build showers and river embankments while decorating a fragile tree with gifts from loved ones.
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Online column outlines upcoming events on America Online Prodigy Compuserve and Microsoft Network. Topics include Monday Night Football stats NES play by play with ABC Center Stage diabetes reform education and 1996 business outlook plus Macworld editor Cary Lu questions. Call numbers for access.
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GOP tax cut proposal highlights exemptions and credits
Washington reports a Republican plan to trim 240 billion in taxes adds exemptions for funeral insurance, convenience stores, and firms. It centers on a $500 child tax credit and more favorable capital gains and IRA rules, while Clinton side-deals accept some ideas but resist non family changes.
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