Officers allege denial of Dahmer case reports
Three suspended Milwaukee officers who questioned Jeffrey Dahmer before his murders say they were unfairly kept from investigative reports. Their union claims charges lack specifics as they awaited Monday deadlines. In Florida, a seaweed mass clogged Tampa Bay area power plant intakes forcing a temporary shutdown.
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Floating cooler saves boaters off Long Island
Three men survived 23 hours in cold Atlantic water clinging to a floating cooler after their 25 foot fishing boat sank off Long Island. They were rescued Sunday morning and treated for hypothermia. The coast guard reported the incident.
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Iraq cooperates with UN on weapons plan inspections
UN ballistic weapons inspectors report Iraq has cooperated during a one week visit and confirm a 165 foot supergun in the Hamreen mountains. U2 spy overflights begun to monitor compliance and ensure Baghdad does not move nuclear materials. Baghdad had claimed plans for a 39 inch gun as the world’s largest artillery piece.
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Thai government seeks US help on temple slayings in Arizona
Thai Foreign Minister Arsa Sarasin urged U.S. authorities to pursue the Wat Premkunaram killings with care, as Thai media spotlighted the murder of six monks and initiates near Phoenix. Bangkok papers weighed royal birthday distractions with deep concern over the case’s motive and impact.
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Funeral Held For Five Protesters In Madagascar Strike
In Antananarivo, up to 100,000 attended the funeral for five protesters amid a nationwide strike against President Didier Ratsiraka. Banks and businesses closed as clashes left dozens dead and hundreds wounded during protests over the weekend.
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Beef prices probed by lawmakers after feedlot loss
Washington AP report notes beef prices fall at feedlots yet retail prices stay steady. Nebraska senators Kerrey and Exon urge Justice Department review of wholesale to retail price spreads, citing possible market concentration while grocers confirm stable beef costs.
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