Giants on Move Consideration Sparks Reassessment of San Francisco
Commissioner Fay Vincent signaled Giants meet criteria to relocate after a recent stadium rejection while owner Peter Lurie weighs bids from a Florida group amid a broader NFL style realignment dispute. The piece traces Giants history from Gothams to Candlestick and notes attendance and climate factors influencing public support.
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Stu Miller
Candlestick
Florida Group
Bosnian War Fears Grow as NATO Debates Aide Steps
Bush warns of 100000 more casualties if intervention occurs while Morillon seeks commitments to reopen Sarajevo airport restore water supplies and secure a road corridor from Split to Gorazde NATO nations weigh steps including a land corridor and monitoring arms Germany rules out troops Britain calls for UN Human Rights Commission probe of prison camps Serb authorities deny camp claims in Brcko and Omarska Red Cross says access to camps and visits to 4200 prisoners have occurred amid reports of internment centers and alleged abuses
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Brussels
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Germany
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Britain
U.N. Human Rights Commission
Brcko
Pierre Gauthier
International Committee of the Red Cross
Omarska
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Red Cross
Postal job cuts target management and career staff
Postal service plans to reduce its workforce by about one fourth from 130000, sparing some skilled workers like maintenance staff rural carriers and inspectors. Runyon’s leadership is praised for reducing bureaucracy and management layers, continuing a cost cutting trend following earlier 50 000 job reductions via attrition.
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Retrial date debated as state case paused by judge
The judge canceled the next state trial date citing federal scheduling doubts, saying he might keep the case alive to allow Powell's prosecution if the federal case is dismissed. Prosecutors aim to proceed in October, while defense counsel warns about possible double jeopardy concerns. Federal charges allege civil rights violations by Officers Powell Briseno Wind Sgt Koon. all released on $5,000 bail in federal court.
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Simi Valley
Stone
California
Theodore Briseno
Timothy Wind
Stacey Koon
King
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