IRA Bombings Break Ulster Peace Talks Shadow
Irish bombings at Thiepval barracks outside Belfast injure 31 and endanger a fragile cease-fire. Prime Minister Bruton denounces the IRA and Sinn Fein as talks at Stormont struggle to find a new governance path for Northern Ireland. Sinn Fein is sidelined amid renewed violence as Loyalist groups face pressure on their cease-fire.
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Clinton signs aviation spending and terrorism bill
President Clinton signed the Federal Aviation Reauthorization Act of 1996 to boost airport funding, security, and anti terrorism measures. The bill faces union backlash over a provision classifying Federal Express workers as aviation employees, limiting local organizing. It also expands passenger profiling and data matching to identify security risks and extends controls after TWA 800 and Jessica Dubroff incidents.
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Fuhrman factor haunts O J civil trial jury pool
In Anta Monica California two juror prospects were dismissed for doubting they could believe Mark Fuhrman if he testifies in the wrongful death lawsuit. Fuhrman defended himself on ABCs Primetime Live denying racism or planting evidence.
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Fuhrman
Daniel Petrocelli
Simpson
Nicole Brown Simpson
Ronald Goldman
ABC
Diane Sawyer
Ms. Simpson
Petrocelli
Virginia Military Institute to admit women next year
Norfolk AP reports VMI will enroll at least 30 female cadets in the first women only entering class. Maj. Gen. Josiah Bunting says alumni are setting aside opposition to coeducation and will to move forward, aiming to heal divides from the debate over single gender admission.
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Virginia Military Institute
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United States strongest military power says annual survey
The International Institute for Strategic Studies reports the United States remains the globe’s strongest military power amid cutbacks, while Russia’s capabilities decline. Russian spending falls about 45 percent since 1992 to around $82 billion, with theft of weapons noted as a grave risk. The U S continues to plan for two major regional conflicts and expand deployments, including NATO peacekeepers in Bosnia and alliances in Asia Pacific.
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