Burglar indicted in Christmas Day road rage murder
Bruce Warren, a convicted burglar, was indicted for murder and related charges in the 1992 Christmas Day road rage killing of a New York City woman. Detained at Downstate Correctional Facility en route to parole, he remains jailed in New York City. Louis Ceparano, 43, pleaded guilty to burning a Black man alive and severing his head with a dull ax. He received two consecutive life sentences without parole.
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New York
New York City
Bruce Warren
Downstate
Fishkill
Independence
Louis Ceparano
Garnett P. Johnson Jr
Ceparano
G.P
Allergy hazard prompts recall of Barcelona Nut snack
The FDA warned sulfite allergic people should not eat 7 ounce Barcelona Fruit and Nut Mix packs due to high preservative levels. Baltimore based Barcelona Nut Co. has recalled all 7 ounce containers from commercial distribution. other sizes are unaffected.
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Washington
The
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Barcelona Nut Co
Former boyfriend kills teacher in school parking lot
In Fort Lauderdale a former boyfriend shot 26 year old Nicole Weiser a Stranahan High School speech therapist in the staff lot as she tried to flee. He then killed himself, leaving four 9 mm shell casings nearby. Police found a wallet photo of Grammig and Weiser.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Michael Grammig
Nicole Weiser
Stranahan High School
Weiser
Miami Beach
Grammig
Nuclear tests spark peace overtures between Pakistan and India
Pakistan and India traded peace overtures after tests with both sides proposing nonproliferation steps. Pakistan urged signatory parity on the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty while India pledged no first use and urged restraint. The UN condemned the tests and urged treaty adherence.
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Islamabad
Pakistan
India
Associated Press
Gohar Ayub
Kashmir
U.N. Security Council
Lahore
Feds seize exotic animals in major smuggling ring bust
Federal authorities broke up a large exotic wildlife smuggling operation indicting eight in Colorado Missouri Tennessee and Texas amid a three year undercover probe. Hundreds of rare parrots and monkeys a Mexican lynx and a mountain lion were seized and placed in Brownsville and San Antonio zoos as more arrests are expected. Convictions can bring up to 20 years prison and heavy fines.
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Fed
Friden
Colorado
Missouri
Ennessee
Texas
United States
Customs Service
Brownsville
San Antonio
The
Mex
Bookstore defies Starr subpoena over Lewinsky purchases
In Washington Bill Kramer of Kramerbooks & Afterwords announced he would fight Kenneth Starr's subpoena for Monica Lewinsky book purchases. Legal experts doubt the store can resist, noting past Supreme Court trends. Probes consider Lewinsky’s Leaves of Grass gift and Vox as possible targets.
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Washington
Bill Kramer
Kenneth Starr
Monica Lewinsky
Independent Counsel
Kramer
Steven Shiffrin
Cornell University
Supreme Court
Starr
Clinton
Ms. Lewinsky
Ms. Lew
Arenf Siess
Kramerbooks & Afterwords
Washingtonton
Nicholas Baker
Vox
Tudjman healthy and capable of duties says medical chief
Croatian President Franjo Tudjman, once reported cancer‑prone, is healthy and cured per the head of his medical team. At 76, he remains fully capable of all functions pending no further detail, following past hospital treatment in late 1996 in Washington.
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Zagreb
Croatia
Franjo Tudjman
Vecernji List
Tudjman
Washington
Walter Reed Hospital
South Africa names first black military head Nyanda
Former anti apartheid guerrilla Gen Nyanda becomes first black commander of South Africa's armed forces at a ceremony outside Pretoria. White predecessor gives him ceremonial sword as jets fly overhead. Nyanda urges reconciliation, warns against white soldiers feeling unimportant.
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South Africa
Nyanda
African National Congress
Nelson “Andela
Firrack
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