Jury finds Dahmer sane after three week trial
In Milwaukee jurors ruled Jeffrey Dahmer not insane for the killings and dismemberment of 15 young men and boys, rejecting medical terms in favor of his confession. Dahmer faces life terms with a hearing set for Monday as relatives of victims plan to speak.
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Dahmer
Karl Stable
Stable
Gerald Boyle
Wisconsin
Russell Fenstermaker
Serb-led Croatia enclave ousts Krajina leader Babic
In western Croatia the Krajina assembly fired President Milan Babic and dissolved the regional government in a move described by Lazar Macura as illegal. Tanjug reported the action came as the UN plan to deploy peacekeepers to Croatia neared execution.
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Yugoslavia
U.N
Croatia
Tanjug
Krajina
Milan Babic
Babic
Lazar Macura
Macura
Study Shows Americans Work More Hours Than 20 Years Ago
The study by economists at the Economic Policy Institute finds the average American worker logs about 140 extra hours annually and reports fewer paid days off. It cites rising real costs for health care and housing and a long-term wage decline since 1973 as drivers of longer work weeks.
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Washington
Washington-based
Economic Policy Institute
Laura Leete-Guy
Institute
Haitian Invasion Sought In New York Debate
Haitian-Americans frustrated by failed diplomacy push for an armed invasion to oust Haiti s military. Yet the 300,000-strong New York Haitian community opposes U.S. troops citing the memory of a humiliating occupation. Consul General Philippe Wilson Desir, 52, suggests exiled Haitians aided by friendly nations could help.
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Jean-Bertrand Aristide
Haiti
U.S
Philippe Wilson Desir
Democrats Clash In New Hampshire Debate Ahead Of Primary
Five Democratic contenders pursued familiar themes in a civil televised debate the night before New Hampshire’s leadoff primary. Tsongas led in a USA Today CNN Gallup poll while Bush planned final interviews to shore up support.
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Arkansas
Bill Clinton
Bob Kerrey
Nebraska
Tom Harkin
Iowa
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Jerry Brown
New York
Mario Cuomo
CNN
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Rested but not critically ill Mother Teresa in Rome
Mother Teresa’s doctor denied reports of critical illness saying she is hospitalized for rest. Dr Vincenzo Bilotta declined when discharge might come, hoping it would be soon.
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Rome
Vincenzo Bilotta
Bush Hopes NH Wins Back White House Support
President Bush campaigns on the eve of the New Hampshire primary stating his message has reached voters despite Democratic attacks. Patrick Buchanan predicts a strong NH showing as Bush works radio and satellite interviews to press his re election case.
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New Hampshire
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Maine
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