Japanese officials push back after U S work ethic flare up
Tokyo officials and media blamed U S outrage on oversensitivity and misreporting after Prime Minister Miyazawa said Americans were losing their work ethic. They stressed he did not disparage workers and noted the shift toward finance over manufacturing. Nissan held a seminar to explain Japan's design process to U S parts executives amid trade pressure.
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Border Patrol moves to block border dash of migrants
At San Ysidro, migrants rush the border in mass crossings into traffic. Border Patrol to station 25 to 30 armed agents and close two lanes of Interstate 5 north of the border to slow cars so arrests can occur safely.
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Dahmer claims drilling head hole in boy before police return
Milwaukee AP reports Jeffrey Dahmer testified he drilled a hole in 14 year old Konerak Sinthasomphone s head and poured in acid before police found the naked boy on the street and handed him back to Dahmer who then killed him. Psychologist Judith Becker said police failed to notice the head injury.
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Tyson trial delayed by hotel fire during juror sequester
In Indianapolis the Mike Tyson rape trial halted when a hotel fire struck the sequestered jurors at the Indianapolis Athletic Club. No jurors harmed. three others dead and 12 injured. Jurors evacuated in nightclothes, bailiffs and a sheriff’s deputy assisted, while the court planned to resume later with juror taint checks.
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Violence at refugee camp injures and arrests total
Five hurt in third day of clashes at Shek Kong detention center where 21 refugees died earlier this week. Police report 92 Vietnamese arrested over the violence. three named suspects blamed for the deadly blaze that killed 16 adults and 5 children and injured 128. Other briefs note Victoria High students skirt dispute and a St Paul burglary caught by footprints and feathers.
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Arafat Marries Secretly in Cyprus After 62 Years
Yasser Arafat, long tied to the Palestinian cause, reportedly wed his 28-year-old secretary Suha Tawil in November in Cyprus. Tawil, a Palestinian Christian from Ramallah, is described as Arafat’s bride by sources.
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Yasser Arafat
Cyprus
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