Bermuda Troops Quell Rioting In Wake Of Executions
British troops deployed in Bermuda for the first time in a decade to support 900 police and local troops as rioting over the executions subsided. The force of 260 came from Belize and England to back Bermuda Regiment after violence linked to political murders.
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Arab summit fractures as Iraq quits Tripoli talks
Five Arab rivals announce a confrontational front against Sadat at the Tripoli meeting. Iraq walks out undermining the unity sought by Syria Libya Algeria South Yemen and the Palestinians. The gathering calls for a boycott of Egyptian Israeli trade and a relocation demand for the Arab League HQ.
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Cullen Davis May Go Free On Untriable Murder Counts
Fort Worth Texas Cullen Davis 44 remaining charged with capital murder and two counts of attempted murder could avoid further trials due to collateral estoppel. An Amarillo jury acquitted him of capital murder in the death of Andrea Wilborn and jury rulings may bar retrial on related counts. The case hinges on testimony limits by Priscilla Davis, his estranged wife, and legal constraints on witness testimony.
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Lawsuit could shut Ohio public schools
Ohio public schools face possible shutdown as a year long trial on financing methods nears end. The Cincinnati school district seeks an injunction against the current funding system, arguing bias against urban districts, while Toledo and Cleveland confront funding disputes and school closures amid unpaid teacher boycotts and a pending Ohio Supreme Court appeal on ballot wording.
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Malaysian jet crash may have been hijackers fault
Investigators weigh if hijackers aboard a Boeing 737 caused the crash near Johore Bahru Malaysia in which about 100 people died. Witnesses say the plane wobbled and exploded after hijackers seized control. among dead are Mario Garcia the Cuban ambassador and two World Bank officials.
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Doctor holds little hope for comatose mother and fetus
In New York a 27 year old woman Rosemarie Maniscalco lies in a coma with pneumonia and internal bleeding. Doctors say sustaining life long enough to save the five month fetus is unlikely. Investigations probe reports of possible wife beating by her husband John.
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