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Newspaper

Mesa Tribune

Location

Mesa, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1994

Page

4

Rebels threaten capital in Rwanda near airport

The Associated Press reports Hutu government troops near Kigali international airport and on the city’s eastern edge as rebels press with infantry assaults. A mortar round hit Kanembe camp causing unspecified casualties among three battalions, while a relief flight from Nairobi was blocked by the airport’s closure.

U.N Kanembe

Admitted killer's defense rejected in Rifkin murder trial

In Mineola New York Joel Rifkin 34 was convicted of second degree murder for the Bresciani slaying whose body was found in a truck last June Jurors rejected an insanity defense after about two hours of deliberation Rifkin also faces additional murder charges in Suffolk County and is set to stand trial next month for other killings The judge and district attorney urged jurors to consider the victims names and the impact of the crimes

Mineola Joel Rifkin Land Bresciani Klein Rifkin Long Island Suffolk County

Plutonium missing prompts call to close Tokai plant

Paul Leventhal of the Nuclear Control Institute tells Secretary Christopher that about 154 pounds of plutonium are unaccounted for at the Tokai plant in Japan. He urges a temporary closure until the discrepancy is resolved citing proliferation risks and possible diversion, while acknowledging most material came from the United States. He suggests AAEs I should be as strict with Japan as with North Korea.

Washington Warren Christopher Tokaimura Paul Leventhal Nuclear Control Institute Christopher United States Japan International Atomic En Agency Leventhal North Korea

Invasion Prologue to D Day 1944 1994

The article notes German doubts about a Allied D Day strike, citing Adm Karl Donitz telling Japan's envoy the Allies will not strike soon. It suggests Allied code breaking will reveal the statement in Tokyo. Despite German optimism, the war's general course remains unfavorable to Hitler.

Atlantic Karl Donitz Japan Germany Count Oshima Tokyo Donitz Adolf Hitler

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