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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 17, 1994

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3

Tornadoes Hammer Florida Retirement Community In Storm

Tropical Storm Gordon produced tornadoes across Florida killing five people and injuring many as 68 mobile homes were destroyed and 380 damaged in Barefoot Bay and Snug Harbor Lakes. Rescue teams used dogs in the rain to search for survivors amid mangled debris.

Barefoot Bay Fla Seline Harrod Florida Haiti Florida Keys Gulf of Mexico Naples Fort Myers Orlando Lawton Chiles Snug Harbor Lakes Atlantic Coast

Aristide to resign his priesthood

President Jean-Bertrand Aristide, a slum priest who championed Haiti's poor, is resigning from the priesthood after Vatican pressure. Government officials confirmed the move, with no immediate comment from Aristide. He met with business leaders and Nobel laureate Oscar Arias Sanchez during the day.

Port-Au-Prince Haiti Jean-Bertrand ‘Aristide Vatican Aristide Oscar Arias Sanchez Costa Rica Yvon ‘Neptune Church Catholic Hierarchy Holy See

Woman ordered to halt lawsuits amid mental competency review

Brenda Butler Bryant, who filed more than 700 lawsuits this year, must stop filing until she secures legal counsel or obtains a doctor's certification of mental competence. The Philadelphia case involves Burger King, the CIA, the University of Pennsylvania, and the school board, with Bryant seeking waivers of filing fees and alleging injuries from a Mother's Day car crash. Judge John P. Fullam labeled her submissions incomprehensible and urged the halt.

Philadelphia Brenda Butler Bryant Burger King CIA University of Pennsylvania Philadelphia School Board U.S John P. Fullam Fullam Bryant Slavemaster Service B/S Wholesale Club Lane Bryant Negro Services BBB Linda Lovelace AAA

Gunman in SF spree sought bounty hunter job

Victor Lee Boutwell, slain after a deadly San Francisco shooting spree, had applied earlier in January or February to work as a bounty hunter. He showed little interest beyond carrying guns, said John C. Smith of the Bail Enforcement Administration. Police describe him as a gun nut with prior weapon arrests, and locals recall his armed yard patrols at his rented space.

San Jose Calif San Francisco Victor Lee Boutwell John C. Smith Private Bail Enforcement Administration Boutwell Mr. Smith San Jose Mercury News Jake Gazetta

Mubarak warns of new Afghanistan if aid delays persist

President Mubarak warned that Gaza and the West Bank could become a new tougher Afghanistan unless international aid reaches the Palestinian territories quickly. He said violence could spread to Europe if peace does not yield visible results, while aid promised to Palestinians remains largely undelivered.

Cairo Egypt Hosni Mubarak Gaza West Bank Afghanistan Associated Press APTV Mubarak Europe Gaza Strip Yasser Arafat United States Middle East Israel U.S Congress Sen Jesse Helms Senate Foreign Relations Committee

GOP vows social issues won't derail agenda

GOP leaders vow to keep focus on budget and reform, avoiding major fights over abortion and other social issues. The approach aims to solidify white female support and prevent Democrats from rebuilding momentum after midterms. Gingrich pushes reform first, with cautious social policy picks and a possible school prayer amendment.

Gop Washington Clinton South Christian Coalition Ann Lewis Planned Parenthood Newt Gingrich Gingrich House

Burglary at Treasury annex by OFAC shocks Secret Service

Overnight October 18 a thief entered the second floor records room of the Treasury annex housing OFAC items and stole a television and radio among others. Secret Service agents patrol the building daily and have not released the incident report. Authorities say the case is being reviewed amid other OFAC investigations into embargo conduct.

Washington Secret Service White House Executive Treasury Office of Foreign Assets Control OFAC

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