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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1995

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3

Unabomber suspected again after Sacramento bombing

Federal sources say the Unabomber may be breaking silence after a June letter claim and the Sacramento office bombing kill of 47 year old Gilbert B. Murray president of the California Forestry Association. The attack marks his 16th confirmed bombing with 23 injured.

Ederal Bert B. Murray Sacramento Mr. Murray California Forestry Association New York Times

Judge Ito Toughens Up as Simpson Trial Resumes

AP report from Los Angeles says Judge Lance Ito showed a tougher stance after jurors complained and after cross examination of Andrea Mazzola. Spectators were ejected, jurors warned about delays, and transcripts remained sealed as the trial resumed with jurors attentive but notes few.

JS Angeles Lance O.J. Simpson Ala University Jie Levenson Andrea Mazzola Nicole Wa Simpson Ronald Dge Ito Ken Johnnie Ian Jr Ito Ite Mr. Neufeld Ms. Mazzola

Refugees face hostile welcome as Rwanda return bid grows

About 200000 Hutu refugees resume journeys home across Rwanda amid fears of deadly reception. U N officials report killings in villages and hunger risk as survivors cross through Ngenda and Butare. UN envoy Shaharyar Khan warns of food, water shortages and hostility.

Rwanda Nda Ges U.N Geno Shaharyar Khan Kigali

Japan approves unload of first high level waste shipment

In Rokkasho Japan after a day of wrangling officials secured approval to unload a 14 ton cargo of highly radioactive waste aboard the Pacific Pintail despite protests and safety concerns at the temporary storage site. Governor Morio Kimura had delayed the shipment until guarantees the site would not become a permanent dump without his consent. In Hanoi Vietnam Premier Vo Van Kiet urged full diplomatic and trade relations with the United States on the war end anniversary stating celebrations are to awaken patriotism not to invoke hatred.

Rokkasho Japan Morio Kimura Aomori Kimura Hanoi Vietnam Vo van Kiet Washington Kiet Saigon

Dahmer settlement approved in Milwaukee lawsuit

Milwaukee Common Council approved an 850000 payout to settle a suit alleging police mistakes that allowed 14 year old Konerak Sinthasomphone to be returned to Jeffrey Dahmer after being found drugged and naked on a Milwaukee street May 27, 1991. The boy was killed hours later. The suit claimed prejudice and ignored neighbors' concerns.

Milwaukee Jeffrey Dahmer Konerak

CIA reviews Gulf illness claims amid Gulf War probe

The CIA is reviewing intelligence data to assess possible exposure of U S troops to chemical or biological agents during the 1991 Persian Gulf War. Early findings show no support for veterans groups or Congress suspicions that Iraq used such weapons, according to CLA spokesman Mark Mansfield.

Washington CIA U.S Congress CLA Mark Mansfield Pentagon Iraq

Stone advocates “her and me” approach to sudden fame

Sharon Stone told Barbara Walters on a TV special that she keeps her sanity by thinking of fame as “her and me.” She says people often don’t see her, confusing public image with the real person. The remark frames fame as a duo with her inner self guiding responses.

Justices allow parole hearing restrictions

The Supreme Court ruling upholds state changes that lengthen intervals between parole hearings for repeat killers, a 7-2 decision. California in 1981 extended to three years for multiple killers. other states followed. Justices Thomas wrote the opinion, with Stevens and Souter dissenting.

Washington Charles Manson Supreme Court California Boston Ilinois Michigan New Hampshire South Carolina Clarence Thomas John Paul Stevens David H. Souter

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