Federal judges seek 24 hour protection and gear
Washington AP reports federal judges want taxpayers to fund home security systems cellular phones and remote car starters for all judges plus exemption from local gun laws to allow armed judges. They note three judges killed at home in 12 years though security gear might not have helped.
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Congress
William D. Browning
Tucson, Ariz
Jugee
Browning
U.S. Marshals Service
Dick Thornburgh
Thornburgh
Gainesville Murders: Carpet Cleaner Confesses to UF Students Killings
Alan Robert Davis, 29, confessed to strangling two University of Florida students in Gainesville. He was jailed without bail on two first degree murder counts after police said he admitted during six hours of interrogation. Investigators say Davis cleaned the victims’ apartment before the killings and that motive remains unclear.
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Gainesville
Fla
Alan Robert Davis
University of Florida
Davis
Newberry
North African summit postponed amid Algerian unrest
In Benghazi Libya five nation talks were postponed indefinitely after Algeria's president could not leave due to internal upheaval. An anonymous Libyan official cited Algeria's internal matter as the reason with no further comment as unrest began when the Islamic Salvation Front pressed for early elections.
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Benghazi
Libya
Algeria
Chadli Bendjedid
Islamic Salvation Front
Beekeeper Mauled by About 1000 Bees in Johnson City
John Reeves, a 61 year old Johnson City keeper, was hospitalized in critical condition after about 1000 honeybees attacked him and delayed paramedics for nearly 30 minutes. Firefighters in reflective suits pulled him to safety as nurses treated stings to head, mouth, throat, eyes, ears, and limbs.
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Johnson City
Tenn
North Side Hospital
Gordon Lane
John Reeves
Lane
Brenda Egan
Mr. Reeves
Evacuation of Clark Air Base as Pinatubo erupts in Philippines
Thousands of Americans flee Clark Air Base amid Mount Pinatubo’s early eruptive stage. Gases ash and molten rock pour from the volcano ten miles from the base, prompting evacuation to Subic Bay. No casualties reported, but concerns persist of a major eruption and deadly mudflows. The base suspends operations as 14,500 troops and dependents relocate. interactions with nearby areas include patrols and airlifts while Unzen in Japan continues to spew ash and rain threatens mudslides.
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Philippines
Clark Air Base
U.S
Pinatubo
Philippine Institute of Vulcanology and Seismology
Institute
Raymundo Punongbayan
Clark
Air Force
Ron Rand
Far East
U.s.run
Subic Bay Naval Base
Clark Command Center
Military Airlift Command
Subic
Mike Huffman
Angeles
Japan
Mount Unzen
Space shuttle magic trick wow as Bagian performs card stunt
Astronaut James Bagian and Mission Control staged a card trick aboard the space shuttle Columbia aided by Sidney Gutierrez and Marsha Ivins. The feat came amid a sixth day of weightlessness tests and discussions of the cargo bay door seal and potential spacewalk plans.
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Sidney Gutierrez
Baglan
Mission Control
Marsha Ivins
Dr. Bagian
Ms. Ivins
Gutierrez
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