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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1991

Page

3

Smith Trial to Be Televised by New Cable Court Network

The Courtroom Television Network will provide live gavel to gavel coverage of William Kennedy Smiths rape trial set for August 5 in West Palm Beach Florida. Viewers will see and hear what the jurors see and hear except the accuser’s name and face possibly altered or omitted.

Washington William Kennedy Smith Mr. Smith West Palm Beach Fla Merrill Brown New York Brown Smith Jupiter, Fla Kennedy Palm Beach Associated Press Cable News Network Courtroom Spokes Steve Haworth Courtroom Television New Hampshire Boston Pamela Smart Arizona Evan Mecham State Senate Alan Audet Wmur-Tv Manchester N.H Audet

Gates retirement plan fuels reform hopes in Los Angeles

Police Chief Daryl Gates announced plans to retire in April after 14 years, sparking hopes for police reform while drawing concerns critics may be targeted. City Council members urged the mayor-appointed Police Commission to monitor Gates during his final nine months amid ongoing fallout from a Rodney King beating report.

Los Angeles Daryl Gates Gates Rodney King

Lawmakers Challenge Base Closings Amid Bias Claims

Washington lawmakers pressed to derail the Defense Base Closure and Realignment Commission plan for 34 bases. They accused the panel of bias and possible illegality, but warned Congress may lack power to block the list. House subcommittee hearing launches lobbying as Bush approves the closures.

Washington House Armed Services Subcommittee Bush Defense Base Congress

UK to merge historic regiments amid defense cuts

Defense Secretary Tom King announced major reductions to the British Army. The Life Guards will merge with The Blues and Royals and other historic units will join new names as forces shrink from 160000 to about 116000 by the mid 1990s. France and Germany also plan large cuts in coming years.

London Life Guards Blues and Royals Royal Scots Gordon Highlanders Waterloo Somme E Alamein Tom King Europe King House of Commons Pierre Joxe Germany

Croats and Serbs clash after peace summit failure

Fighting renewed Tuesday in eastern Croatia between Croats and Serbs, with two guardsmen killed as the federal army fights near Palaca. The violence comes after the Yugoslav peace summit failed and follows a deadly attack near Vinkovci that left 21 dead. Croatia orders federal army withdrawal while the federal presidency demands demobilization of Croatia’s defense forces.

Vinkovci Yugoslavia Croatia Palaca

US weighs changes to Iraq sanctions over food access

US officials say the Bush administration is reassessing the Iraqi embargo to require payment for food imports and ensure future deliveries reach all Iraqis, amid reports of a medical crisis from shortages. Gen Horner notes air power could target Iraq if ordered, while UN aid chief warns of possible catastrophe without rapid action.

Washington Bush Iraq Saddam Hussein U.S Hussein U.N Charles Horner Horner Gulf Region Sadruddin Aga Khan United Nations Persian Gulf U.N. Sanctions Committee On Monday and Called Mr. Bush United States

Doomed standoff as gulf blast kills three soldiers

In Doha Kuwait three U S soldiers clearing ammunition near a camp were killed when leftover ammo exploded. The incident is linked to a July 11 depot blast that injured 53 Americans and six Britons. cause under investigation and not blamed on hostility.

Manama Bahrain U.S Doha Kuwait Joint Information Bureau Dhahran Saudi Arabia Navy Ed Barker H. Norman Schwarzkopf Persian Gulf

Computer failure delays shuttle Atlantis launch at Cape Canaveral

NASA delayed the Atlantis launch by over a week due to a failed computer on one engine while fueling for a nine day mission. Officials said a replacement controller will be installed, with testing planned and a mid next week target to resume countdown. The five astronauts were to deliver a Tracking and Data Relay Satellite and release a 4,600 pound satellite into orbit.

Cape Canaveral Fla NASA Bob Sieck Sieck Robert Crippen Jerry Smelser Smelser Atlantis Earth Equator

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