Somali gunmen train as police in Baidoa amid security push
In Baidoa, Salat Ali Omar and other gunmen join a security reform led by Aidid backers to form a 4,000-strong police force. Officials promise disarmament of gunmen, while U.N. and CARE warn that supplying relief remains hard as violence and hunger surge.
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Ozzy Osbourne Tulsa Concert To Tighten Security
Osbourne returns to Tulsa after Missouri and Oklahoma City shows left at least 12 injured. promoter Larry Shaefer says security will be tripled and medical staff doubled, beer will not be sold, and troublemakers will be removed quickly.
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Kansas refinery agrees to $300,000 penalty and process changes
McPherson based National Cooperative Refinery Association will pay a 300000 dollar penalty and spend about 550000 dollars to modify a refining process that created amine reclaimer residue, a sludge tied to a federal waste dispute. EPA officials say agreement is signed by the company but awaiting regional administrator seals. The facility, with roughly 425 workers, had produced about 1000 gallons of the waste every six weeks since 1984, typically spread on an on site land farm.
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Italian bombing suspect arrested in Palermo case
Italian authorities say Vincenzo Scarantino, 27, of Palermo, was arrested and charged with complicity in the mass murder of anti-Mafia judge Paolo Borsellino and five bodyguards. Prosecutor Giovanni Tinebra alleges he helped pack a Fiat 126 with over 160 pounds of plastique and placed it outside the judge’s mother’s home in Palermo.
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NYPD warns on racial slurs amid large off-duty protest
New York City's acting police commissioner Raymond Kelly says he will fire anyone who uses racial slurs. He announced discipline for 42 officers after an unruly demonstration by about 10,000 off-duty officers protesting Mayor Dinkins' proposal for an all civilian police review board.
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