Fresno pizza parlor shooting leaves three dead
In Fresno California a gang related shooting outside Me N Eds pizza parlor killed three youths and wounded four others. A young man reportedly fired about ten rounds at a group of a dozen teens. No arrests by Friday.
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Boy, 13, charged with murder in Philadelphia
A 13 year old boy is charged with murder and robbery after shooting 47 year old grocer Won Joo Choi in West Philadelphia during a holdup. Choi, nicknamed Mr Toys for playing with neighborhood children, was killed Thursday morning. The teen was caught attempting to enter his building and is held on murder and robbery charges.
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Internet Censorship Moves Spark Worldwide Debate
In New York, CompuServe blocked access to sex oriented Usenet areas for all 4 million subscribers amid Bavarian police actions probing child pornography. The move alarms cyberspace advocates who warn it signals governments can regulate global networks.
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Americans coin new words as culture shifts
Chicago AP reports language evolves with culture as new terms surge annually 10 000 to 20 000 with only 100 to 200 entering dictionaries Computers boost the trend with World Wide Web and mouse potato while political figures like Newt Gingrich generate a flood of coined phrases such as Newt Age Newt Dealer and Newtspeak reflecting contemporary discourse
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Flooding Delays US Troop Move Across Bosnian Bridge
Floodwaters along the Sava River halt plans to move U S troops and armor into Bosnia via a pontoon bridge. Brig. Gen. James O Neal postponed the operation to tomorrow as engineers reinforce the Croatian side and extend the bridge to 500 yards. NATO and U S officials note progress despite snow, bureaucracy, and floods. Maj. Gen. William Nash expects all troops in position within a month.
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U S Army engineers build pontoon bridge into Bosnia
U S Army engineers lay a pontoon bridge over the Sava River into Bosnia as the mass deployment of troops begins amid mines yet to be mapped. The war’s four-year span means many mine locations may never be known, and civilian and allied fatalities have occurred in recent days.
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