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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1994

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3

Pet store in Concord faces rabies scare after kitten deaths

Concord Aquarium and Pet Store owner Tim Jandebeur confronts a flood of consequences after a kitten died of rabies and others likely infected. Health officials urge rabies shots for customers and staff while tests on 14 kittens await results. Dozens queued at Concord Hospital for vaccines as fear spreads among local retailers.

Concord N.H Tim Jandebeur Mr. Jandebeur Concord Aquarium Jandebeur Concord Hospital Beth Fensterwald WKXL

Thief seeks unused vacation pay after theft probe

David May, assistant registrar of vital statistics in Buffalo, resigned after admitting stealing public funds and was filmed taking cash from fees. He later offered to be paid 9500 for unused time off as auditors flag potential losses exceeding 400000. Prosecutors await audit before filing charges.

Buffalo N.Y David May Daniel J. Faberman

HaitiAid Pledged At 200 Million In First Year

A US official says 200 million of a total 500 million in Haiti aid will go to the first year for Aristide's restored government. The humanitarian program aims to feed a meal daily to one million Haitians and create jobs such as garbage pickup and canal cleaning.

Washington U.S United States Haiti Jean-Bertand Aristide Mark Schneider Latin America U.S. Agency For International Development

Outspoken chaplain booted from Air Force in Gulf War row

Lt. Col. Garland Robertson, 48, outspoken chaplain who objected to Gulf War involvement, loses bid to stay in Air Force. He will retire Monday at his current rank after Oct. 14 ruling. A decorated Vietnam veteran and former combat pilot with a doctorate in ethics, he faced loss of more than $2,100 monthly retirement and other benefits for refusing to resign.

Abilene, Texas U.S Air Force Garland Bob” Robertson Col Robertson

Princess Diana may move to Trump Tower in New York

The New York Post cites unnamed sources claiming Princess Diana is eager to rent a $3.5 million 12 room apartment at 5th Avenue Trump Tower. Buckingham Palace dismissed the report as rubbish. The building houses Andrew Lloyd Webber, Michael Jackson, Steven Spielberg, and other celebrities.

Trump Tower Diana New York Post Fifth Avenue Buckingham Palace Andrew Lloyd Webber Donald Trump Michael Jackson Lisa Marie Presley Steven Spielberg Johnny Carson Sophia Loren Elton John Brunei

Haiti builds justice system as interim police begin patrols

Haiti's interim police force gains arrest powers as Cap-Haitien courts arraign five men on charges from theft to murder. International monitors oversee rookies training and a murder probe begins. US officials aid in forms and academy plans while Aristide shapes a new government and cabinet choices.

Port-Au-Prince Haiti Cap-Haitien Jean-Bertrand Aristide Guantanamo Bay Cuba Dubik Justice Department Aristide Smarck Michel

Hostages escape as hijacker dies amid ransom flight crisis

In Makhachkala a Yak-40 hijack ends after 23 passengers and four crew are freed. One hijacker suicide detonates a device as commandos storm the plane. $800,000 of the $2 million ransom is recovered and the remaining hostage situation concludes with no injuries to passengers. Authorities report the hijackers were ethnic Azerbaijanis and the operation closes with all hostages safe.

Moscow Konstantin Berezkin Federal Counterintelligence Service U.S Makhachkala Berezkin Russia Soviet Union

FBI Joins Probe Into Kentucky Police Slaying of Teen

FBI agents joined the inquiry into the shooting of 18 year old Antonio Sullivan by a white officer amid arrests at his girlfriend’s home. Neighbors say the incident reflects racial abuse by police and sparked a 200 person street riot with property damage. Officer Vogel was suspended after the Sept. 30 incident. two arresting officers are black.

Lexington FBI Antonio Sullivan Sullivan Phil Vogel Vogel

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