Soviets admit Katyn killings by secret police
The Soviet Union acknowledged responsibility for the Katyn Forest massacre, stating Stalinist secret police murdered about 15,000 Polish officers during World War II. Tass cited archive findings naming Lavrenti Beria and V. N. Merkulov, prompting Polish anger and calls for justice and reparations.
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Iraqi media flog Britain over defaming Iraq and tech battle
Baghdad based Al Thawra and other government papers condemn Britain for an alleged coordinated campaign to defame Iraq and block its scientific progress. They cite a London based journalist's death and claim British and U S actions aim to reimpose empire and back Israeli occupation.
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List found guilty in 1971 Westfield killings
A Union County jury convicts John B. List, a former Sunday school teacher, of first-degree murder for the 1971 deaths of his wife, three children, and his mother. He faces life in prison with sentencing set for May 1.
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Violence rocks Jerseytown as race harmony is stressed
In Teaneck New Jersey a peaceful candlelight protest over the death of 15 year old Phillip Parnell sparked violence after a black teen group roamed streets and smashed windows. A white officer reportedly shot Parnell prompting calls for a special prosecutor and a possible National Guard deployment. Governor Florio met with law enforcement to assess steps to quell unrest.
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Pulitzer Prizes 1990 Winners Named Across Categories
New York AP reports the 1990 Pulitzer Prizes with awards in journalism arts and letters. Public service honors Philadelphia Inquirer and Washington Daily News for reporting. prizes go to San Jose Mercury News. Star Tribune. Washington Post. Albuquerque Journal. Seattle Times. The New York Times. Colorado Springs Gazette Telegraph. Los Angeles Times. The Buffalo News. Oakland Tribune. Detroit Free Press. and others for feature writing, commentary, photography, fiction, drama, history, biography, poetry, and general nonfiction. Key names include Nicholas D. Kristof, Sheryl WuDunn, David C. Turnley, Oscar Hijuelos, August Wilson, Stanley Karnow, and Dale Maharidge among many others.
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