Romanian immigrant faces airport explosives charges in Tampa
Romanian immigrant Roman Regman, 21, of Brooksville was arrested at Tampa International Airport as he attempted to board a flight with five handmade explosive devices, bomb making materials, two hand grenades, a 9 mm pistol, about 180 rounds of ammunition and six military style knives. The FBI said motive is a focus of the investigation as authorities review why he carried the materials.
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Brian Kensel
Skunks Race to Finish at Great Stoneboro Fair
David Feimster leads the Rac ing Stinkers as they race skunks on a 40 foot track at the Great Stoneboro Fair. A grape triggers movement, races wrap in about four seconds, and Feimster amuses crowds with tales of diet and lifestyle between heats.
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David Feimster
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Edouard Forces Labor Day Plans Cancellations Across New England
Hurricane Edouard lashed southern Massachusetts and Rhode Island with heavy rains and 90 mph winds, washing out Labor Day parades and picnics. Nantucket lost power as 50 mph gusts and up to 1.5 feet of water flooded waterfront streets. Governor Weld declared a state of emergency. shelters opened and residents evacuated. Forecasters warned the eye could miss land while hurricane conditions affected southeastern New England early today. Deaths were attributed to New Jersey waves, with other surfers missing in Virginia Beach.
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Netanyahu Arafat to meet soon for talks
Secret talks in Egypt involve Dore Gold and Mahmoud Abbas as efforts accelerate toward a Netanyahu Arafat summit. Channel Two hints at possible meeting in coming days while officials say agenda items remain undecided and progress appears possible but not guaranteed.
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Cartel leader Herrera surrenders near Cali ending manhunt
Helmer Herrera, head of the world’s largest cocaine cartel, turned himself over to Cali police after years eluding raids. He faces charges of illegal enrichment and drug trafficking. Earlier, six other cartel leaders were arrested last year as prosecutors and Herrera sought an agreement. DEA notes Herrera helped run networks in New York Los Angeles Houston and Miami.
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Jose Serrano
Yumbo
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Miami
U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration
van Quarles
Iran cinema under tight censorship as hard-liners push Islamic rules
Iran's film makers seek international acclaim while the Ministry of Culture imposes strict censorship banning close-ups of women, makeup, and traditional Muslim names for unsavory characters, with women not to be filmed running. The regime's struggle between repression and limited relaxation intensifies ahead of the 1997 presidential election.
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Hussein
Morad Saghafi
Dialogue
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Ali Akbar Nateq-Nouri
Rafsanjani
U.S
Ali Rashidi
Amy Carter Weds in Plains Pond Ceremony
Amy Carter 28 daughter of former President Jimmy Carter married James Wentzel 27 computer consultant at University of New Orleans in a 15 minute private ceremony at the Pond House near Plains Georgia attended by about 140 friends and family. The couple met last summer in an Atlanta bookstore owned by Wentzel.
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Judy Wentzel
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Carter
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