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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1997

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3

Congo admits some Hutu refugees killed in cross fire

Congo's government, after denying refugee deaths, acknowledges some Rwandan refugees may have been killed in cross fire during the civil war. President Laurent Kabila seeks Western aid as U N officials press for access to eastern Congo where massacres and mass graves are suspected.

Kinshasa. Congo Congo Laurent Kabila Bill Richardson U S United Nations Washington Kisangani Kabila Mr. Kabila Zaire Mobutu Sese Seko Mwenze Kongolo Associated Press Richardson

Angry worker kills co workers at Omni Plastics plant

Daniel 8. Marsden, 38, a plant employee described as strange and easily provoked, shot two co workers dead and wounded four others during a lunch hour incident at Omni Plastics in Santa Fe Springs. He then fled to Los Angeles and killed himself with a 9mm pistol.

Santa FE Springs Calif Omni Plastics Daniel Marsden Danny Dan Alfred Garcia Los Angeles

Sweden appoints first female bishop in Lund

Sweden named Christina Odenberg the country’s first female bishop in Lund, a milestone in gender equality. The church faced conservative criticism with some threatening to leave or regard Lund as vacant, while Odenberg is noted for humor and a passion for horse racing as a member of the Swedish Jockey Club.

Stockholm Sweden Christina Odenberg Lund Odenberg Swedish Jockey Club

Four Die After Fireworks Warehouse Explosion in Tennessee

An explosion at a Pyro Shows Inc. fireworks warehouse in LaFollette, Tennessee, killed at least four workers and caused fires across surrounding buildings. The blast scattered pyrotechnic shells into nearby yards as investigators from the ATF and state fire agencies probe the cause.

Lafollette Tenn Pyro Shows Inc Washington Norfolk Diane Watson State Department of Commerce and Insurance Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms and

Ex-Klansman Hays Executed in Alabama Lynching Case

Henry Francis Hays, a former Ku Klux Klan member, was executed in Alabama's electric chair for the 1981 lynching of Michael Donald in Mobile. He displayed tears and minders of love to Donald's family and brothers before the 12:18 a.m. lethal moment, marking Alabama's first white-on-black execution in 84 years.

Atmore Ala Mobile Hays Ray Donald Stanley

High test score leaves man unable to join police

Robert Jordan, 46, of New London, sues for discrimination after scoring too high on an entrance exam for the police department. Officials say top scores may deter retention, while local businesses note differing criteria and the value of education in hiring.

New London, Conn Robert Jordan New London Mr. Jordan William C. Gavitt Ralph J Monaco Monaco Wonderlie Personnel Test Inc Libertyville Wonderlie McDonald’s Corp Malesia Webb-Dunn Latella

Jurors view grim Oklahoma City bombing images in McVeigh case

In Denver AP coverage jurors weighing Timothy McVeigh’s death sentence winced as gruesome survivors memories were shown. Dr James Sullivan described amputating a victim’s leg with a pocket knife in rubble. Prosecutors press for death. defense to present mitigating testimony from family and officials.

McVeigh Denver Timothy McVeigh James Sullivan Oklahoma City Sullivan Oklahoma Sue Mallonee Susan Urbach Journal-Record Beth Wilkinson

FBI faced House critics as Freeh defends agency

FBI Director Louis Freeh faced sharp questions in a House Judiciary crime panel. Rep Steve Chabot cited scandals from Waco to Ruby Ridge while Freeh touted successes like the Unabomber hunt and Oklahoma City probe, but acknowledged problems and urged ongoing congressional scrutiny.

Washington House FBI Louis Freeh Bureau Lab Pointblank Ted Kaczynski Oklahoma City Con Chabot

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