Woodstock 94 ends amid mud and chaos with lingering fans
Woodstock 94 closed with rain soaked mud and crowd fatigue as attendees recount long delays, scarce showers, and costly souvenir mud. Despite security lapses and 3,000 treated for injuries, many hailed the event as historic noting memorable performances and future Woodstock prospects.
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Saugerties
Woodstock Nation
Joe Walsh
Richfield
Conn
Gail Tosh
Baltimore
Phone records threaten Simpson alibi in double murder case
Newsweek cited telephone records and an FBI probe of a private investigator as the defense fights to place a key phone call at 10 17 p.m. on June 12. Prosecutors say the killings occurred around 10 15 p.m. and the timing could break the alibi ahead of the Sept 19 trial.
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Bob Dylan
Dylan
Max Yasgur
Bethel
Rob Meager
Baltimore
Thomas Schifferl
Burbank
Los Angeles
O.J Simpson
FBI
Newsweek
Robert Shapiro
Nicole Brown Simpson
Ronald Goldman
Simpson
Chicago
Marcia Clark
Shapiro
Crime debate continues with call for bipartisan gun limits
Newt Gingrich and Tom Foley urged cooperation on crime legislation while clashing over gun controls and social programs. Gingrich pressed for an assault weapons ban and criticized the bill as social pork, while Foley warned against neglecting existing programs and suggested negotiable youth alternatives.
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Gingrich
NBC
Tom Foley
Washington
CBS
Storms disrupt power across Frederick County region
Potomac Edison and Frederick Cablevision reported outages affecting about 3000 customers as high winds felled tree branches. Braddock Heights Mount Airy New Market and Damascus saw outages lasting up to four hours with pea hail in Mount Airy. Rain totals varied with Frederick City seeing far below average rainfall while Emmitsburg Unionville and Pleasant Valley Road received substantial amounts. Local farmers noted crops, especially corn and beans, fared well after recent rains though some Rocky Ridge areas remain drier.
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Braddock Heights
Mount Airy
New Market
Damascus
Potomac Edison
Donald Weaver
Frederick Cablevision
Bob Cole
Ballenger Creek
Green Valley
Roman Stolinski
Stohnsk
Bill Wolfe
Pleasant Valley Road
Wolfsville
Jesse Burall
County Farm Bureau
Rocky Ridge
Carlos the Jackal arrested in Sudan and handed to France
Carlos the Jackal, longtime terror figure linked to Munich Olympic attacks and multiple operations in Europe, was arrested in Khartoum, Sudan, on a false passport and turned over to French counterintelligence. He faces Interpol charges and a potential life sentence in France for killings tied to El Al and other attacks.
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Paris
Carlos the Jackal
Sudan
Al-Tayeb Ibrahim Mohamed Khier
Carlos
Thich Ramirez Sanchez
Khartoum
French
Interior Ministry
DST
France
Interpol
International
Germany
Middle East
Baader- Meinhof Gang
Red Army
Popular Liberation Front
Spain
Khier
Syria
Mexico City
Carlos Theun
Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine
Munich
Palestine Liberation Organization
Black September
Israel
el al
Orly
Rabin warns as attacks threaten Gaza self rule plan
Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin warned that expanding Palestinian autonomy hinges on curbing attacks by Islamic extremists. Amid rising violence including a roadside bomb near Bethlehem injuring three soldiers, negotiations at the Erez crossing continued. Rabin pressed the Palestinian Authority to act decisively against Hamas and violence, while Shaath said measures were issued to pursue those responsible.
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Kissafim
Gaza Strip
Yitzhak Rabin
Islamic Resistance Movement
Hamas
Authority
Erez
Israel
Gaza
West Bank
Bethlehem
Palestinian National Authority
Seoul offers $2 billion reactor to North Korea
President Kim Young-sam proposed a modern light water reactor valued at 2 billion dollars to entice North Korea to disclose its hidden nuclear program. He tied the offer to North Korea proving it will not weaponize, while the United States would assist with reactors and diplomatic recognition if Pyongyang freezes its program. The plan aims to break the 17 month standoff and drew cautious North Korean silence.
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Seoul
South Korea
Kim Young-sam
North Korea
Norton
Kim
United States
Pyongyang
North
Korea
Korean Peninsula
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Palestinian Authority
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