Mexico City narrows Colosio assassination theory to two gunmen
Mexico's attorney general disclosed a second gunman was involved in the 1994 Colosio assassination. He identified Othon Cortes Vazquez and suggested the crime scene was manipulated, raising questions about official involvement amid PRI turmoil and prior security shocks in Chiapas and Ruiz Massieu's murder.
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Pub shooters sentenced to life in Greysteel killings
Four men who pleaded guilty to the Halloween eve attack at a rural Greysteel pub were sentenced to life in prison. The Ulster Defense Association claimed responsibility for the killings, carried out with an AK 47 after a shouted trick or treat. Nine Protestants and one IRA bomber died in the violence, which followed a Belfast fish shop bombing.
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Breaking national and world news hotline update
Latest national and world news updates available by phone. Call J-W Access at 865-5000 for current coverage with separate options for national and world reports Enter 6705 for national news and 6700 for world news.
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Lawrence Five Day Outlook Forecast Details
Mostly sunny and windy today with near record high in mid-70s. Tonight mid-40s. Sunday 30 percent chance rain. Cooler and cloudy early week with daily highs in mid-40s. Includes lake, road, and moon phase data and contact numbers.
Critics oppose color ban insignias in small town ordinance
Harvard Illinois police arrest a 15 year old for wearing a Star of David talisman, seen as a gang symbol, as the town seeks to curb gang activity by outlawing colors and insignias. The measure aims to deter gang influence but draws criticism from residents and civil liberties observers.
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Harvard Illinois fights gang colors law amid small town uproar
Harvard a farm town near Chicago uses a 15 year old ordinance banning gang colors and insignia to curb violence amid signs of growing gang activity. Officials credit arrests and outreach while critics call the measure unconstitutional at times targeting minority youths.
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Space memorabilia auction offers moon dust and Buzz Aldrin food
Beverly Hills hosts a two day sale of space memorabilia including moon dust from Apollo 15, Buzz Aldrin’s apricot pudding, and a NASA scandal associated envelope. Items come from former astronauts and collectors, with estimates from $4,000 to $20,000 for key pieces. Superior Stamp & Coin handles the auction for private owners.
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Calif
Buzz Aldrin
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Nazi Germany
Superior Stamp & Coin
David R. Scott
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al Worden
Neil Hosenball
Hosenball
Mercury 7
Donald K
Deke” Slayton
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Aldrin
Michael Orenstein
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