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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1996
Page
3
In a standoff, detective Sgt. Joseph Herbert recognized the suspect Heriberto Seda’s handwriting and eerie symbols, linking him to the Zodiac killer who terrorized New Yorkers in the early 1990s. Seda, 28, confessed per police sources, after authorities confirmed the connection.
The United States will not deport Emmanuel Toto Constant to Haiti, citing concerns he could disclose CIA involvement during Haiti’s military rule. Constant, former head of the Front for the Advancement and Progress of Haiti, was released from a Maryland detention center after an order to deport him was halted.
NIH researchers report douching may delay conception for women trying to conceive. Women who douched were up to 50 percent less likely to become pregnant each month they tried. Lead researcher Donna Day Baird warns the link is strong enough to alert women.
At Fort Campbell, Kentucky, six soldiers died when two UH-60 Blackhawk helicopters collided during training after one veered into the other. Twenty eight soldiers were injured, including a third casualty on the ground as others pretended to be injured during the exercise. All victims were members of the 101st Airborne Division along the Tennessee-Kentucky border.
Bruce Lindsey, longtime adviser to President Clinton, is named as an unindicted co conspirator in the Little Rock banking trial tied to Clinton's 1990 Arkansas governor campaign. Prosecutors say Branscum and Hill used 13217 from bank funds to reimburse political donations and concealed 52500 in withdrawals. Clinton defends Lindsey, who says he arranged the withdrawals and did not conspire.
In Moscow, President Boris Yeltsin dismissed Alexander Korzhakov Mikhail Barsukov and Oleg Soskovets the three most powerful Kremlin figures amid claims they plotted to cancel elections and seize power. Anatoly Chubais said the faction favored force while Yeltsin vowed no coup and affirmed election. Lebed warned against uprisings and pledged to block any attempt to disrupt the vote.
Congressional investigators question whether the White House used sources beyond the Secret Service list to request FBI background files on nearly 500 former employees. The hearing highlighted the Secret Service claim that only eight of 341 listed individuals were active pass holders.
In a 51 to 45 vote the Senate backed allowing abortions at U S military hospitals overseas, reversing a recent ban. House action and a final compromise are still needed. Proponents call it a step for women's reproductive freedom amid defense spending debates.
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