Israelis overpower Kashmir captors in Dal Lake incident
Six Israeli tourists seized from a Garden of Heaven houseboat in Dal Lake overpowered their Kashmiri captors. One Israeli and two attackers were killed. others were wounded or escaped. Police said Indian authorities evacuated about 70 foreign tourists, with Israeli passports among them, from Srinagar.
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India
Koby Shemesh
Israel Army Radio
Indian Airlines
Becher
Dal Lake
Bus Plunge Kills Elderly Woman in Pennsylvania Turnpike
A Greyhound bus from Pittsburgh to Washington DC plunged down a 20 foot embankment in Donegal Township killing an elderly woman and injuring at least 15 others. Trooper Aulicino described confusion as passengers were shaken and rushed to area hospitals. The crash occurred while rounding a curve when the bus veered onto the shoulder, knocking down a guard rail.
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Donegal
Aulicinio
Pittsburgh
Washington, D.C
Donegal Township
Zona
Scientists propose cheaper joint Mars mission plan
An international team posits a $60 billion, nine month Mars trip using artificial gravity and mixed crews of six. Stanford and Soviet engineers argue nuclear propulsion and a space station are unnecessary, envisioning two manned missions within 21 years and broader cooperation.
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Washington
U.S
Mars
Red Planet
Stanford University
Bruce Lusignan
Stanford
Lusignan
NASA
Vladimir Kotin
Lavochkin Association
Babakin Centre
Kuwait commutes 29 death sentences on martial law end
Kuwait ends martial law by commuting 29 death sentences for collaboration with Iraq to life in prison. Crown Prince Saad Sabah issued the order as officials cite international appeals. Other sentences remain. one cited widow or relative voices relief over life term versus execution.
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Kuwait City
Kuwait
Iraq
United Nations
Mohammad Abulhasan
Saad Abdullah al- Sabah
Kuwait Radio
Ghazi Obeid al-Samar
Hind Ahmad
Ahmed Abd Moustapha
Al-Nida
Moustapha
Indicted cleaner linked to UF students’ strangulations
Alan Robert Davis 29 of Newberry was indicted in Gainesville on two murder counts and burglary for the off campus apartment slayings of two University of Florida students ages 22 and 20. Davis confessed saying he was enraged after one woman sprayed Mace in his face. Police see no link to last August’s mutilation deaths of five area students.
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Gainesville
Fla
Alan Robert Davis
Newberry
House approves $52.6 billion agriculture bill for 1992
The House approved a 52.6 billion agriculture measure 368 to 48, sending it to the Senate. It boosts farm aid mainly through 31.5 billion for food stamps and nutrition programs, with 12.7 billion for the Commodity Credit Corporation and related programs.
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Washington
House
Senate
Commodity Credit Corporation
Chief defends L A Police amid videotaped beating
Los Angeles Police Chief Daryl Gates says the job is no fun after a bystander filmed officers beating a motorist. He would resign if a majority of officers asked him. Gates discusses the March 3 incident in Playboy’s August issue, noting the department’s former esteem and recent fall from grace.
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Los Angeles
Daryl Gates
Gates
Playboy Magazine
Nuclear fuel bundle drops at Pilgrim plant incident
In Plymouth Massachusetts an automated device lowering a nuclear fuel bundle into the spent fuel pool at Pilgrim plant accidentally dropped its load. Refueling was about two thirds complete and halted. Officials reported no damage or radiation increase detected and no injuries noted.
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Plymouth
Mass
Pilgrim
Anita Flanagan
Boston Edison
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