Dallas DFW thief tied to luggage thefts and flea market deal
James Clarence Ringley, 46, of Arlington, was charged with theft for taking more than 500 luggage pieces from baggage conveyors at Dallas Fort Worth Airport and selling them at his flea market stall. Items including expensive golf clubs and electronics were found at his storage shed and stall. The loot was seized from his home storage shed and flea market site.
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U S seeks freeze on Yugoslav assets abroad
The Clinton administration will seek a freeze on Yugoslav overseas assets and a ban on trade with Belgrade over Kosovo abuses. Ambassador Robert Gelbard will present the plan in Rome at a Contact Group meeting with officials from Germany Britain Russia Italy and France.
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New Russian prime minister Kiriyenko approved by parliament
After a month of confrontation, Boris Yeltsin won approval for Sergei Kiriyenko, a 35-year-old banker, as prime minister. The vote totaled 251 to 25 amid a tense session with the Communist Party opposing the youthful nominee and threats of parliamentary dissolution.
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Homeless Targeted in Asbestos Removal Scams
The Justice Department reports homeless workers are being used in illegal asbestos removal with little to no training or protection. Indictments against three Wisconsin men arose from moving Chattanooga, Tennessee, homeless to Wisconsin for such work. Reno calls it criminal and vows full prosecutions, noting the health risks and strict removal procedures. The case highlights a nationwide issue, with a hot line and shelter warnings issued for reporting suspected abuses.
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Child dies in sewage pit rescue bid in Dairut Egypt
In Dairut Egypt six men perished trying to save a 4 year old who fell into a sewage pit. The boy Fadl Gaafar Saleh survived after grabbing a pole but was in serious condition at a local hospital. The father and five uncles died from gas inhalation as attempts continued.
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UN asks for more aid to North Korea food crisis
Rome based World Food Program said donor nations have pledged only one third of the 378 million dollars needed to supply emergency food for about 7.5 million North Koreans nearly half the population. Chinese-American activist Frank Woo detained in Beijing and deported back to the United States after 15 hours in custody.
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