Israel arrests third suspect in Rabin assassination
A third suspect in Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin s killing was to appear before a Tel Aviv magistrate as two senior security officials were ousted over security lapses blamed for the assassination. Police said two more suspects were under arrest, while the confessed killer Yigal Amir claimed he acted alone.
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Jerusalem
Israel
Yitzhak Rabin
Tel Aviv
Gadi Doron
Israel Radio
Yigal Amir
Hagai
Rabin
Shin Bet
Powell Abandons 1996 Presidential Bid
Retired Gen Colin Powell decided not to seek the presidency in 1996, informing close aides and scheduling a 3 p.m. announcement in suburban Washington. Republican sources confirmed the decision and noted Powell had been a serious but uncertain contender, dominating the GOP race dynamics.
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Washington
Colin Powell
Associated Press
Powell
FDA seals tighter rules for bottled water sourcing
Regulations require bottled water to show true source terms and impose infant water labeling rules. Spring water must come from a spring and mineral water must meet mineral content standards. The rules, spanning all bottled water sold in the United States, aim to unify definitions and raise industry standards.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administration
United States
Shellee Davis
FDA Food
International Bottled Water Association
FDA
Jennifer Levine
California
Ms. Levine
New York
Florida
Texas
Federal Register
Terry Troxell
Lawyers get $2M in fees from $1 gasoline case
U S District Judge Myron Thompson awarded 2 million dollars in legal fees to 19 lawyers and nine assistants for a six week Montgomery trial in 1992. The class action claimed 6.17 million while yielding $1 in damages. retailers pay the fees.
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Dothan
Ala
U.S
Myron Thompson
Montgomery
Newt declines photo with model for Newsweek cover
Daily News reports Newt Gingrich bowed out of a photo with model Liz Hurley planned for Newsweek Newsmakers 100 issue. The paper cites concerns about public impression and schedule, while a Gingrich spokesman denies any agreement or commitment to pose.
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Newt
Liz Hurley
Newt Gingrich
Newsweek
Daily News
Hurley
Hugh Grant
Gingrich
Russia and U S reach plan for Russian troops in Bosnia
In Brussels the United States and Russia agreed to let Russian forces take part in international peacekeeping in postwar Bosnia without direct NATO command. Grachev said Moscow would have a Russian deputy giving orders, while Perry noted the political control and mandate still to be decided.
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Belgium
United States
Russia
Bosnia
NATO
Pavel Grachev
U.S
William Perry Grachev
Europe
George Joulwan
Grachev
Perry
Dayton
Ohio
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