FBI Agents Aid Saudi Bombing Probe in Riyadh
A dozen FBI agents joined hundreds of Saudi investigators at the Riyadh bombing site to sift wreckage from the U.S. run training center bombing. US officials cite possible car bomb evidence while Saudi and Western leaders condemn the attack. Five Americans and a Filipino died, 60 injured. analysts warn of further violence amid Saudi policies and anti-American sentiment.
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High court to rule on TV smut law
The Supreme Court will decide if Congress 1992 cable law restricting indecent material on leased and public access channels violates First Amendment rights. The case centers on whether cable firms may refuse indecent programs and require blocking options, with potential future limits on commercial channels or online services.
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Peres moves toward peace after Rabin's death
In Tel Aviv PM Shimon Peres and his right wing rival urged restraint in politics after Rabin's slaying. Peres moved Jenin to PLO rule early, signaling push for final peace with Palestinians, amid security and Golan Heights questions. Central committee approved his new government as he seeks Barak as foreign minister.
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Oklahoma anti government prophet charged in bombing plot
Ray Willie Lampley 65 Cecilia Lampley 47 and John Dare Baird 53 were charged in federal court with conspiracy to manufacture and possess a bomb after FBI agents arrested them at their Vernon Oklahoma home. Larry Crow 54 of New Mexico was also charged but not arrested. They allegedly targeted the Anti Defamation League and the Southern Poverty Law Center among others in a plan discussed at an August Tri State Militia meeting.
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Man Arrested After High-Speed Slayings Chase
Glen Rogers, 35, suspected of strangling or stabbing at least four women across California, Louisiana, Mississippi and Florida, was captured after a 15 mile chase on a Kentucky highway. Police say he is linked to killings of three red-haired women in the past two months.
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Nuclear reactor shut down at Hartlepool plant over leak
London AP reports Hartlepool nuclear power station halted one reactor after a small slow leak of very mildly radioactive carbon dioxide gas emerged from the system. The other reactor was shut last month due to a transformer fire and remains out of service. No injuries were reported.
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