Three Dahmer case officers not charged with crimes
Wisconsin Attorney General James Doyle said three Milwaukee police officers who left a naked, bleeding boy with Jeffrey Dahmer two months before his killing spree did not commit criminal acts. He cited poor discretion but not criminal wrongdoing, leaving procedure questions to the Milwaukee Police Department and noting investigators spoke with over 40 witnesses.
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James Doyle
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Bush seeks guaranteed safeguards for Soviet nukes
U S and Britain call for totally guaranteed safeguards on the Soviet arsenal amid Kremlin upheaval and pledge humanitarian aid. Bush says he is confident control of weapons can be sorted out and no nuclear scare. Major agrees on early talks for assurances and independence for the Baltic states delayed until Monday.
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Envoy Blames Army for Siding With Serbs in Yugoslavia War
A senior European envoy accused the federal army of backing Serbian rebels in the Croatia conflict and called for foreign observers to guarantee peace. Sporadic sniper fire continued as tensions rose around Vukovar and Osijek amid ongoing fighting since Croatia freed itself on June 25.
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Suspected Gainesville slayings suspect convicted in robbery
The prime suspect in five Gainesville student slayings was convicted in an armed grocery store robbery. The ruling ties Danny Rolling to Gainesville timing via a stolen car linked to UF area. prosecutors plan a life sentence at Oct. 11 sentencing. Public defender Cuellar cautioned the verdict does not prove guilt in other cases.
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Gainesville College
Danny Harold Rolling
Gainesville
University of Florida
Rolling
Mary Lou Cuellar
Hillsborough County
Hostages freed as SWAT storm Talladega prison unit
Cuban inmates who held nine hostages at Talladega Federal Correctional Institute were rescued by a SWAT and FBI operation started after explosions and smoke. Acting AG William Barr said all hostages were safe, with one inmate minor injured. The crisis began Aug 21 and involved 10 Cuban prisoners on deathly deferment.
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William Barr
Washington
Barr
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Atlanta
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