Deputy attorney general quits after conflict with Reno
Deputy Attorney General Philip Heymann announced his surprise resignation citing differences in operational and management styles with Attorney General Janet Reno. Reno confirmed an internal probe involving Lula Rodriguez and said Heymann would stay until a successor is chosen, with Heymann planning to return to Harvard this summer.
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Patriot missiles face limits against Scud C in Korea
Analysts debate Patriots defense role against North Korea Scud C missiles with 600 km range. Wright warns Scud C travels 40 percent faster, risking detonation timing and questioning Patriot effectiveness. DIA notes missiles are not highly accurate and could carry nuclear or chemical warheads. Summers calls Patriot deployment political rather than military.
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Senate Moves to End Vietnam Trade Embargo Vote
The Senate approved lifting the embargoes on Vietnam in a 62 to 38 vote as part of a push to normalize trade and relations. Prominent supporters included Sen. John Kerry and Sen. John McCain, both veterans of the Vietnam War, with government officials and American businesses backing expanded access to the Vietnamese market.
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Murder conviction overturned in Boston case
Massachusetts high court reversing Alfred J. Hunter's 1989 murder verdict. Hunter shot his estranged wife Elvira eight times as their son watched, then stole a car and buzzed neighborhoods and Logan Airport with an assault rifle, firing at no one. A hearing on incriminating testimony from two men in custody was deemed necessary.
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Nice supermarket roof collapse traps shoppers killing and injuring many
A concrete collapse at the Casino supermarket in Nice France killed several people and left more than 90 injured, with rescue teams and dogs aiding in searching debris near the aisles. The incident occurred about 4 p.m. local time, and casualties were initially reported higher before updates.
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Prince Charles Survives Fire Incident at National Day Ceremony
Britain's Prince Charles remained calm as a man lunged at him and fired two blank shots with a starter's pistol during an outdoor Australia Day ceremony. He steadied himself, then adjusted his attire as the crowd reacted. Leona Helmsley, 73, was released after 18 months in federal prison and time in a halfway house and house arrest, saying she is happy to be free and with her husband. A federal judge reduced her tax evasion sentence from 30 to 21 months due to her spouse's health.
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InControl Weight Loss Program Aims at Area Women
Maryland area residents are invited to try the InControl A Home Video Weight Loss Program led by the American Heart Association Health at Work. Call Health Products Marketing toll free at 1-800-998-8446. A Program Director will call back with information and cost. Call between 8am and 9pm to start by February 7.
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Sarajevo Hit by Renewed Shelling in Northern Front
Amid renewed shelling, Serb gunners concentrate fire along Sarajevo's northern front as Bosnian Serbs attack Muslim led government troops north of the city. UN and Bosnian radio report heavy strikes on Magraj and Tesanj enclaves, with Yugoslav special forces aiding in offensives toward Olovo and Sarajevo suburbs.
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Yeltsin Face Pressure as Free-Market Reform Fades
Russia’s outgoing finance minister Boris Fyodorov denounces Yeltsin’s cabinet as red managers steering toward a Soviet style economy. He resigns, warning of social unrest and economic collapse as Viktor Chernomyrdin gains influence and calls for massive subsidies for agriculture and industry. Fyodorov pressed for removal of Zaveryukha and Gerashchenko, offering to become deputy PM.
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