Rabin's killer reenacts assassination under heavy guard
Yigal Amir, wearing a white vest and skullcap, re enacted the Nov. 4 shooting of prime minister Yitzhak Rabin for police and witnesses in Tel Aviv City Hall grounds. He described moving behind Rabin and firing, claiming orders from God, with investigators noting possible conspirators.
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Tribunal indicts Karadzic and Mladic for Srebrenica genocide
The Hague tribunal indicted Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadzic and army chief Ratko Mladic for genocide in Srebrenica. The charges mark new indictments for one of the war’s bloodiest acts, citing direct responsibility for July 1995 atrocities against Bosnian Muslims in the UN designated safe area.
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Democrats back temporary funding as GOP pushes seven-year balanced budget
Eight Democrats voted yes while three Republicans opposed a bill to keep the government running through December amid a standoff with President Clinton. Gingrich framed the seven-year deadline as the central issue, while Clinton warned he would veto it over deep cuts to Medicare, Medicaid, education and taxes.
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Teen shoots hallway killing student and teacher at Richland High
In Lynnville Tennessee a senior, Jamie Rouse, allegedly fired a rifle in a crowded hallway before class, killing 18 year old student Thomas Jenkins and a teacher. Rouse wrestled to the ground by Jenkins and another teacher as eight teachers helped subdue him until police arrived. no charges filed yet.
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Atlantis crew fetes Mir hosts at Space Center Houston
Atlantis astronauts treated Mir hosts to sportshirts an astro guitar and a full course steak dinner noting the second linkup. The five man crew presented gifts and described a rare in space meal including soup steak vegetables shrimp cocktail ice cream and cherry cobbler. The two ships linked up early Wednesday and will fly together through Saturday as five more dockings are planned for an international space station effort.
Janet Reno reveals Parkinsons disease and vows to stay
Washington AP Janet Reno the attorney general disclosed she has Parkinsons disease saying it does not affect her work and she will remain in office. She noted tremor in her left hand began last summer and that three sinemet tablets daily keep symptoms controlled. She stressed she would only leave if unable to do the job and praised White House and Panetta support.
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Judge allows Simpson deposition to be videotaped in public
A California judge refused to seal written transcripts of O J Simpson s upcoming deposition in the wrongful death suit filed by Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman. The judge also said a mediator could supervise a videotaped deposition to prevent leaks and attorney misconduct.
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