Bombing suspects detained and Kenya blast toll rises
Rescue teams advanced through rubble at the U S embassy site in Nairobi as authorities detained bombing suspects in Tanzania and offered a two million dollar reward. Eleven Americans died and hundreds were injured across Kenya and Tanzania while searchers clung to any sign of survivors.
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Red Cross
Ufundi
Chicago prosecutor leads Justice review
A nine member Chicago based team led by David P Schippers works on a major review of the Justice Department amid talk of impeachment inquiry into President Clinton. The panel includes John Conyers and Abbe Lowell with potential shifts if an independent counsel report surfaces. The discussion centers on possible perjury and obstruction of justice tied to Monica Lewinsky.
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Sam Giancana
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Kinshasa ready to fight rebels in Congo crisis
In Kinshasa crowds rally as troops patrol and a feared militia forms to defend the capital against Tutsi rebels. President Kabila urges a People's Self Defense Force with weapons distribution as up to 5,000 volunteers join civilian and army units amid tensions with Rwanda and Uganda.
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People’s
Two young boys charged in Chicago girl's murder
Police say two boys aged 7 and 8, among the youngest murder defendants in Chicago history, beat 11 year old Ryan Harris with a rock, molested her, and suffocated her with branches and clothing over a stolen Road Warrior bicycle. Ryan disappeared July 28 and was found the next day in tall weeds near their homes.
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Ryan Harris
South Side
Lauren Wakschlag
University of Chicago
Ryan
Stan Zaborae
Balloonist Fossett presses on across South Atlantic
Adventurer Steve Fossett continued his nonstop balloon flight around the world, tallying about 3,335 miles from Mendoza Argentina by 1 p.m. traveling east at 82 mph at 25,200 feet. Mission control at Washington University St Louis projected a pass between St Helena and Tristan da Cunha as he aims toward South Africa and speeds up to 130-140 mph amid favorable winds.
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Mission Control
11 year old found guilty of involuntary manslaughter
In Martinez California an 11 year old boy was found guilty of involuntary manslaughter for shooting 13 year old Larry Kiepert with a rifle from a bedroom window during a back yard basketball game. The shooting followed a BB gun incident two days earlier. Sentencing set for September 8 with potential custody up to four years.
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Calif
Joshua Almaguer-Mendez
Larry Kiepert
San Francisco
Joshua
Larry
California Youth Authority
Men charged after abusing parrot in Clearwater bar
CLEARWATER AP Two men face animal cruelty charges after choking Woody the parrot and dunking it in a margarita at a bar while drinking. Rage Northamer 43 and Theodore Nobbe 26 were out on bail Monday as Woody recuperates at an animal shelter. Witnesses said Northamer choked the bird and Nobbe dunked it twice in the parking lot and inside the club. Northamer had smuggled the parrot and a snake into the bar in his jacket, and was asked to leave when discovered.
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Clearwater, Fla
Alan Northamer
Theodore A. Nobbe
Woody
Northamer
Nobbe
David Ashby
Ashby
Carter Helps Build Plains Recreation Center Pool
Jimmy Carter, back from global peace missions, concentrates this summer on Plains Georgia by helping build a recreation center and swimming pool for the town of about 700. He says it will be the first public swimming facility for Plains children in 15 years and notes county approval and private fund-raising of $200000.
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Rolling Stones reach Moscow in 1989 concert debut
The Rolling Stones perform in Moscow at Luzhniki Stadium after a 31 year wait for permission. Keith Richards jokes about timing while Mick Jagger calls the delay political. Officials watched a Warsaw show in 1967 and deemed it too decadent for Moscow.
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