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Newspaper
Mesa Tribune
Location
Mesa, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1994
Page
9
U S commanders indicate about 2000 combat ready Marines will remain off Mogadishu following the withdrawal, with a Marine amphibious group kept offshore for an uncertain period. Marines could ashore within hours if needed. U N officers fear increased exposure without replacement helicopter support.
A winter storm dumped days of rain in hours, triggering evacuations across France. A car with a child inside was washed away, and at least eight deaths occurred in two weeks of floods. German towns along the Mosel and Rhine faced renewed flooding, while Britain, Belgium and the Netherlands also reported storms and damage.
In St Petersburg, descendants of pre revolutionary rulers held a masked ball at the former czarist palace, part of Russia reviving traditions after communism and the 1917 ban on Christmas. Notables such as Yusupov and Romanov danced at the event.
In two rulings Tel Aviv Magistrate Court fined Morris Ackerman and Yitzhak Hagoel for insults toward municipal staff and an inspector. Ackerman paid about 83 dollars for calling a director a liar and received a one month suspended sentence. Hagoel paid 500 dollars for calling an inspector a maniac and received a 10 month sentence.
Mexican forces conduct house to house sweeps in San Cristobal de las Casas and nearby towns as they hunt Zapatista rebels. Soldiers fortified the plaza and blocked the highway to Comitan while reports of rocket attacks east of the city continue. Demonstrators in Mexico City urged recognition of the Zapatistas and talks with the government.
Paris cardinal Jean-Marie Lustiger renewed a Vatican inquiry into the possible beatification of Jacques Fesch, the 27 year old who killed a policeman during a botched holdup. Fesch later repented in prison and became known as a devout figure, prompting renewed debate across French media and police circles.
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