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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1993
Page
3
The Supreme Court declined to block abortion clinic protests under the Ku Klux Klan Act, a decision hailed by abortion rights groups but condemned by anti abortion groups. Justice decisions limit use of civil rights law against protest actions while preserving path for future challenges.
A group of 27 refugees from Guantanamo Bay are flown to the United States, including a 12 year old and others who endured harsh conditions and pests in a camp. They arrive at Miami and speak of starting anew as families await reunions.
Six people including children were found dead in a Norwalk Iowa house in a quiet middle class neighborhood. One injured survivor was airlifted to a Des Moines hospital as investigators withheld most details. The Forsythe family owned the residence and ages ranged from children to adults.
The former Prince changes name to an unpronounceable symbol drawing public guesses and nicknames in Minneapolis. Bob Dylan faces routine processing in Israel with no special treatment as his passport is handed to the head officer at Ben Gurion Airport.
Twelve Somalis were wounded when an American helicopter fired a missile during a U N led offensive against warlord Mohamed Farrah Aidid in Mogadishu. Hospitals reported 12 injuries and witnesses said a second missile struck near a tea shop, a woman killed. The Security Council defended U N peacekeepers after protests over the shootings.
In Sarajevo Bosnia's Serb Croat and Muslim commanders signed a cease-fire accord to take effect Friday. UN observers may enter Gorazde after Ratko Mladic gave written permission. Fighting persisted near Gorazde Zepa Srebrenica and Bihac with casualties reported and safe havens besieged.
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