Rebels seize Budyonnovsk hostages in Chechnya crisis
In Budyonnovsk, southern Russia, gunmen holding about 300 hostages in a hospital demand an immediate pullout of Russian forces from Chechnya and cease-fire talks with Dzhokhar Dudayev. Dozens killed or wounded as security forces ring the city and negotiate amid threats to kill hostages.
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Clown Arrested Beneath the Big Top in Walla Walla
Samuel M. Richardson also known as Piggy was arrested on felony forgery and burglary charges after performing with Circus Gatti at the county fairgrounds. He posed for mug shots with and without makeup to preserve the moment before being sent to Seattle for bail. He was seized a short time after Seattle authorities notified deputies that a wanted man was under the big top.
Bikini Car Wash Tops to Topless Dress Code in Ohio
A judge ordered Bikini Car Wash workers to wear a minimum of shorts and a halter top, banning topless service. The temporary order came with a June 27 hearing date as the establishment opened last Friday charging $12 for bikini washes and $25 for topless. Co owner Khalid Sayed questioned the halter top rule while defending the business.
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Khalid Sayed
Greece quake in EGION kills 12 in collapsed apartment block
An earthquake struck the port town of Egion in southwest Greece early today causing walls and ceilings to crash down. At least 12 people were killed, including eight Greeks pulled from an apartment building described by police as collapsing like a "house of cards."
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Coroner casts doubt on exact death time in Simpson Goldman case
Los Angeles coroner told jurors that Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman likely died within a broad three hour and forty five minute window, from 9 pm June 12 to 12:45 am June 13, with no precise moment possible. The range may be narrowed by non medical factors such as the time found, billing records, and known last movements.
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G Seven Leaders Meet Amid Trade Tensions and Bosnia Strife
Seven leaders of the G seven nations gather in Halifax for a three day summit marked by Clinton’s auto trade dispute with Japan, European hesitations, and growing concerns over Bosnia. Chirac’s nuclear tests add to tensions as Yeltsin attends dinners.
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Senate advances telecommunication reform with anti smut provisions
The Senate moved toward final passage of a broad overhaul of telecommunications law. It considers adding restrictions on indecent material for TV and computers, and retains dialing parity rules in 10 states while allowing cable and phone companies new market freedoms.
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Senate
Bob Dole
R-Kan
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