Two men sought in Fresno mass nightclub killings
In Fresno California two men were sought after gunfire at Carrillos Club killed seven people and wounded two. The attackers had been expelled earlier and returned around 2 am Sunday. Police described a scene of drug and alcohol fueled violence as witnesses recalled drunken patrons firing shots in the parking lot.
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New York Philharmonic Laughs at Takemitsu Rehearsal Event
At a 1967 New York rehearsal, musicians laughed when hearing Takemitsu's flute lute piece, pausing the session as the composer reeled from the reaction. The piece marked his search to fuse traditional Japanese roots with Western music, sparking decades of cross cultural creation highlighted by the Music From Japan series in New York.
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Mari Kimura
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Hilary Tann
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New York City
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Kevorkian Faces Test of New Michigan Assisted Death Law
Detroit AP Kevorkian was arrested at the side of a cancer patient who killed himself and witnessed Ron Mansur 54 dying by carbon monoxide in his Detroit real estate office. Prosecutors weigh charges as Michigan’s new law on death by own action carries up to four years in prison.
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Geoffrey Fieger
Ron Mansur
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Wayne County
George Ward
Water outlook brightens as drought eases in West
Washington AP reports heavy winter precipitation improves western water outlook, though drought persists in the Pacific Northwest, Northern Rockies, and Northern Plains. 1992 irrigation used an estimated 95 million acre-feet on 53 million acres. irrigated agriculture accounts for 80 percent of consumption. 1993 cropland projected 335 to 345 million acres. idling 19 to 22 million crop acres and 36 million in Conservation Reserve Program likely. Farmers plan about 103 million acres of feed grains in 1993.
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Love and money woes dogged 'Human Bomb' Schmitt
Eric Schmitt, dubbed HB for Human Bomb, left frail clues about personal failure as he strapped explosives and seized 21 children and a teacher in a Paris nursery. After two days, police killed him with three head shots as six girls remained freed. motives centered on failed love, job loss, and debts.
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Paris
Eric Schmitt
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