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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1999

Page

3

Handyman confesses to four Yosemite killings

Cary Stayner, a motel handyman from El Portal near Yosemite, confessed to killing four people including naturalist Jose Armstrong and sightseers Carole Lund Juli Lund and Silvina Pelossa. He appeared in Sacramento court as investigators work to corroborate his statements and determine if others were involved.

Yosemite National Park Calif Yosemite Associated Press Cary Stayner Jose Ruth Arms Leves Saat Stayner Carole Lund Juli Silvina Pelossa Mr. Stayner Stayner Kim Petersen Petersen Sacramento Fresno FBI Ms. Armstrong

Yeltsin vacation visit and hospital speculation provide concerns

Reports from Moscow indicate President Boris Yeltsin, on vacation, sought medical attention at Central Hospital with officials noting efforts to use vacation time for health care. Parallel notes mention other health concerns and planned working meetings, while a separate study discusses defibrillators and security gates at public venues.

Moscow Boris Yeltsin Bret Heart Snc Uns

Passenger on flight punches fellow traveler to Brisbane

An unidentified 33 year old man is charged with endangering the safety of an aircraft after allegedly punching another passenger on a Royal Brunei Airlines flight from Brunei to Brisbane. The crew restrained him as police note two recent air incidents involving charges.

Brisbane Australia Royal Brunei Airlines Brunei Yuji Nishizawa Japan All Nippon Airways Neil Whitehouse Britain British Airways

U S and Russia agree on new hot line to ease rifts

Secretary of State Albright and Russian Foreign Minister Ivanov announced plans to install a second Moscow Washington hotline to prevent Kosovo era misunderstandings. They voiced optimism about restoring a broad U S Russian partnership amid Balkans talks and upcoming Sarajevo summit.

Singapore Madele Kneight Kosovo Aeenae NATO Yugoslavia Ms. Albright Mr. Ivanov Balkans U.S Southeast Asia Washington Sergei Stepashin Clinton Ai Ms. Albright Association of Southeast Asian Nations Russia China Sarajevo Bosnia United States Serbia Slobodan Milosevic Belgrade Milosevic State Department Ministry of Foreign Affairs White House Kremlin

Russians Challenge Kosovo Trust with Mixed Peacekeeping Stance

In Malisevo and Palje Kosovo Albanians glare at Russian troops amid distrust, while some Serbs welcome them. Nearly six weeks since a Russian force moved in from Bosnia, NATO peacekeepers monitor tensions as Russians begin new patrol sectors and manage bases including a vodka at a milk factory locale.

Malisevq Yugoslavia Malisevo Kosovo Palje Russia Bosnia NATO Yugoslav Jusuf Mazreku Kosovo Liberation Army Kamenica Pastina Kosovo Polje Banje Ragip Limaj

Panel urges cut in MTBE use to protect water supplies

A government advisory panel urges broad reduction of MTBE, the gasoline additive linked to groundwater contamination and potential cancer risk. MTBE, used in reformulated gasoline across 16 states, travels quickly through soil into aquifers, affecting at least 10,000 groundwater sites in California.

Washington Environmental Protection Agency University of California Associated Press EPA Congress California Connecticut Delaware Illinois Indiana Kentucky Massachusetts Maryland New Hampshire New Jersey New York Pennsylvania Rhode Island Texas Virginia Wisconsin

COPS program may miss goal for 100000 officers by 2000

The Justice Department inspector general estimates 59765 future officers will be deployed by end of 2000, noting the COPS program shifted timelines from funding approvals to actual street deployment. Officials defend management while lawmakers question feasibility and funding for 2005 targets.

Washington Clinton Justice Department Michael Bromwich COPS Mr. Bromwich Bromwich Janet Reno Senate Judiciary Committee Orrin Hatch Utah Congress Mary Lou Leary Inspector General

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