Bush outlines anticrime plan at Georgia center
President Bush paid tribute to fallen officers at the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center in Glynnco, unveiling a $1.2 billion anticrime package. He urged mandatory prison terms, no plea bargains for violent offenses, and expanded federal death penalties, vowing to back officers on streets and in court.
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Soviet Uzbek killings spark party crisis and violence wave
Premier Ryzhkov blamed officials for tarnishing the party as ethnic killings in Uzbekistan rise. The Interior Ministry cites torture and mutilation with at least 90 dead, most Meshki Turks, among 300,000 resettled by Stalin. Also reports Belgian hostage Dr Jan Cools freed in Sidon.
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