Two Casper brothers end botched dine-in robbery siege
In Indianapolis a Denny's shootout left one dead and four wounded as gunmen Thomas E. Mathisen and Ron Mathisen, both 24 and 27, surrendered after a six hour standoff. They released hostages including a 5 year old boy wounded in the face, and face murder and robbery charges.
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Court Backs Base Closings Against Judicial Review
The Supreme Court ruled unanimously that federal judges cannot second guess government base closure decisions. The decision preserves presidential discretion, upholding 164 shutdowns since 1991 and additional actions from 1989.
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China meets two trade rights goals to keep MFN status
Secretary Christopher told President Clinton that China has met two mandatory human rights conditions tied to trade privileges, namely ending prison-made exports and permitting dissidents’ family members to leave. He outlined progress and gaps, with a June 3 decision target and potential sanctions if needed.
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