Man kills security guard in Social Security office
A Sacramento man with a denied disability claim shot and killed a security guard before surrendering in a Social Security office. A bystander was wounded, and a 2-year-old boy found with the suspect was unharmed. Police probe motive and family safety concerns.
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Cross country drifter convicted in slaying
Tommy Lynn Sells, 36, was convicted of capital murder in the 13 year old Kaylene’s killing on New Year’s Eve in Del Rio Texas. He faces life in prison or lethal injection at sentencing. Krystal Surles, who survived, testified that Sells attacked both girls and that Kaylene was slain after a home invasion to sexually assault her. Sells pleaded guilty to attempted murder for the Krystal attack and had pleaded innocent to capital murder in Kaylene’s death. He has confessed to at least a dozen murders across seven states.
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Army peacekeepers in Kosovo face misconduct at Fort Bragg
Spokesman Maj. Gary Tallman said nine soldiers received administrative punishment in Kosovo beyond Ronghi, with no other court-martials. Ronghi's trial heard excerpts from an investigative report detailing misbehavior by soldiers in his unit. The report, edited to remove classified data, said Ellerbe's unit appeared pro-Serbian and aimed at neutralizing Albanian groups, creating a climate tolerating abuses.
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Trade bill for China expected to pass Senate today
Senate approval of PNTR permanent normal trade relations with China appears likely sending the measure to President Clinton. The bill aims to open Chinese markets and boost U.S. business while officials caution over labor rights and human rights concerns and potential for weapons proliferation scrutiny. Both Gore and Bush back the pact along with Clinton and business groups.
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