Iraq denies retaliation for US attack amid Baghdad visit plot claims
Iraq rejects US retaliation for bombing of its intelligence HQ saying the attack on Baghdad was unjustified. Deputy Prime Minister Tariq Aziz disputes Clinton era accusations linking Saddam to an assassination attempt on Bush during his Kuwait visit.
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Rap star Eazy-E ordered to pay record child support total
A Los Angeles judge ruled rapper Eric Wright known as Eazy-E is the father of a 2 year old Nebraska girl. He must pay 4334 dollars monthly and 49000 dollars in back support, totaling just over 58000 dollars annually, in the largest such order handled by the LA district attorney's office.
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Gunman Kills Eight in San Francisco Office Rampage
A gunman with two pistols and a bag of rounds opened fire in a high rise law firm at 101 California Street, killing eight people and himself. Six others injured, including a woman hit by a ricochet in the Pettit Martin building. The shooter, Gian Luigi Ferri, 55, of Woodland Hills, was later identified by local papers. motive unknown.
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Three Italians killed in Mogadishu clash with U.N. troops
Heavy fighting erupted in Mogadishu as Somali gunmen clashed with U.N. forces searching for weapons. At least three Italian soldiers were killed and 11 wounded, with four Somali police and several Somalis also hurt. U.S. Cobra helicopters and Italian armor aided the operation in Aidid's zone amid ongoing weapon searches and prior incidents.
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Haitian military backs U N democracy plan in principle
Haitian military leader Lt Gen Raoul Cedras agreed in principle to a U N plan for restoring democracy in Haiti, though details remain and full military backing uncertain. U N envoy Caputo proposed Aristide return by Oct 30 with Cedras and others resigning, while amnesty for coup soldiers and transitional military role were discussed. Washington funded 37.5 million in aid to reform the armed forces as talks continued at Governors Island.
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