Tupac Amaru hostage release tests Peru Bolivia ties
Ailing Japanese hostage Kenji Hirata was wheeled out as Tupac Amaru rebels freed him amid growing questions over how many captives remain and whether behind the scenes deals will shape the crisis. Peru recalled its Montevideo envoy after Uruguay freed two rebels, fueling fears of a bilateral bargain while authorities insist no exit exists until all hostages are freed.
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Man 55 jailed for online meeting with alleged 13 year old
James Barrows of Madison Connecticut was charged with promoting obscene sexual performances by a child and related counts after driving about 100 miles to meet what he believed to be a Brooklyn girl age 13. He courted her via America Online for four months. detectives waited at the rendezvous. In a separate note, at the Susan Smith lakeside memorial the glowing red angel has been missing for days after the mother of two drowned her children confessed to the crime and is serving a life sentence. Authorities consider restricting public access to the site after multiple drownings.
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Two men released on bond in explosive triad case
After 1 4 months in jail two men accused of selling 1 000 potentially deadly explosives to a West Virginia militia are released on bond Judge John Manos sets bail at 50 000 each for James M Johnson and Imam A Lewis They must wear electronic bracelets until trials in Wheeling scheduled for August A magistrate had held them without bail since Oct 11 Federal prosecutors accuse them of selling the explosives to militia members planning to blow up the FBI fingerprint records center in Clarksburg
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Bob Hope entertains sailors underwater via taped Christmas message
In Topeka, Kansas, 93-year-old Bob Hope sent a videotape of his NBC special to the USS Topeka crew, wishing them a Merry Christmas as they spend six months at sea. Hope noted his past troop shows and pressed on despite being underwater for the holiday.
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Milosevic bans protests as protesters defy orders in Belgrade
Belgrade police and interior ministry pledge to intervene as Milosevic’s government bans street demonstrations amid ongoing protests over election fraud. Zajedno leaders urge defiance, while tens of thousands fill Republic Square in a defiant display despite clashes and a crackdown threat.
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Family hopes for King assassin hearing in Memphis
James Earl Ray lies comatose in critical condition amid family calls for a February 20 hearing to clear his name. His brother Jerry Ray discusses life support choices while Attorney Pepper and Rev James Lawson push for weapon testing, amid dispute over the evidence.
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