Miami officer acquitted in 1989 fatal shooting sparks unrest
In Miami, a retrial acquittal of officer William Lozano on manslaughter charges after he fatally shot a motorcyclist and passenger in 1989 triggered angry protests. Looting, gunfire and arson followed as police sealed two black neighborhoods. 62 arrests reported amid calls for calm from community and Gov. Chiles.
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Willie Sims
Lawton Chiles
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Allan Blanchard
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Sete a Sete a Child killer gets life sentence
Beverley Allitt, a nurse at Grantham and Kesteven General Hospital, was sentenced to life imprisonment for killing or injuring 13 babies and children in 1991. The judge said she should never be released as enraged parents reacted shouting abuse in the Nottingham court.
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England
Beverley Allitt
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Satellite Lost in Orbit After Fuel Runout
A Russian Horizontion satellite was lost in a low orbit after its booster apparently exhausted fuel. Launched Thursday in Kazakhstan, the Proton rocket’s second stage failed according to Interfax. Officials said there is no immediate communications impact, but the $1 million satellite cannot be saved and will burn up in the atmosphere.
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Kazakhstan
Interfax
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Anatoly Tkachev
Captive American oil men freed in Yemen
Two U S oil men Harvey Bennett 37 of Doyline Louisiana and Bob Hicks 57 of Aberdeen Scotland were released by eastern Yemen tribesmen after five days in captivity. They were en route to San a after release with no harm reported. The tribesmen sought death sentences for four tribesmen in a police officer killing.
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George Slaughter
Yemen Hunt Oil Co
Harvey Bennett
Doyline
Bob Hicks
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Slaughter
Associated Press
Arson attack kills Turks in Solingen Germany
Police say five Turks including two girls were killed when a fire set at a Turkish residence in Solingen, near Cologne. Authorities suspect neo Nazi extremists behind the blaze and note several earlier rightist killings. two children were wounded.
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Solingen
Germany
Cologne
Clinton names Republican David Gergen to head White House communications
President Clinton appointed David Gergen, a veteran of Nixon Ford and Reagan administrations, to run the White House communications office and serve as counselor to the president. George Stephanopoulos shifts to senior policy adviser as part of a staffing overhaul aimed at reducing partisanship and boosting policy focus.
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