Bees kill two horses in Arizona swarm
Thousands of wild bees swarmed a corral in Phoenix killing two horses and injuring a third. Exterminator Brian Kirkland reported about 20 000 bees were present as responders arrived. It was unclear if killer bees caused the outbreak though such bees are found in much of Arizona.
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Death toll at Sampoong collapse could reach 650
Seoul officials announced the death toll from the Sampoong Department Store disaster could top 650 as twice as many remain missing and believed buried. The June 29 collapse is part of a year of major accidents fueling criticism of President Kim Young-sam's safety push and corruption concerns. The confirmed death toll rose to 260.
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Clinton seeks easing wetlands rules for homeowners
President Clinton pledges regulatory changes at the Army Corps of Engineers and Interior to reduce endangered species and wetlands burdens for small-property owners. He says most homeowners will not face these requirements, while the Corps notes a streamlined permit process could allow disturbance or filling of up to half an acre of wetlands.
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Clinton
Army Corps of Engineers
Mike Doyle
Corps of Engineers
Jury selection resumes in Susan Smith case
In Union South Carolina more than one third of prospective Susan Smith jurors are disqualified as they cannot consider the prosecution demand for execution if convicted. Today selection continues with five sequestered to form a 12 jurors six alternates panel. The current panel includes two white men two black men and a white woman.
Defense calls Heidstra amid glove fiasco in Simpson trial
Los Angeles reports that defense witness Robert Heidstra, reluctant under cross, testified that a car like OJ Simpsons Ford Bronco sped from Nicole Brown Simpson's condo the night of the murders. Analysts say timing could fit a home arrival before a limousine to the airport and call the defense decision a major mistake.
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Dr. Simpson
Robert Heidstra
Simpson
Nicole Brown Simpson
Heidstra
Loyola University Law
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AIDS education ordered after man refuses to deliver
A Charleston postal worker refused to deliver mail to a couple with AIDS prompting Postmaster Richard Esslinger to seek medical experts for staff education. Tim Snodgrass fears cutting himself on a metal slot and contact with saliva while handling their mail. The Grounds moved into the AIDS home run by a local charity. they reported two weeks without mail. A supervisor will deliver until resolved.
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Richard Esslinger
Tim Snodgrass
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Esslinger
Pat Grounds
Essling
Teens Plunge Into Canal After Car Enters Power Plant Grounds
MIAMI AP Tim Soane and two friends sought a beach shortcut when their Ford Explorer veered off U S route and into a canal at a Florida Power and Light facility. The car shot down a discharge pipe, sending the teens into warm wastewater. They escaped through windows and swam free as the vehicle was carried toward the Atlantic Ocean.
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Tim Soane
Atlantic Ocean
Florida Power and Light Property
NRA Paid Analysts Tied to Waco Probe Surfaces
Republicans and Democrats backed probes into the 1993 Branch Davidian siege as NRA funded analysts who examined weapons from the Waco site revealed their involvement. Lawmakers praised the NRA stance while questioning-party alignment, with focus on who financed the consultants and whether X rays were permitted.
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Branch Davidian Compound
Texas
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National Rifle Association
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Waco
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Clinton
House
Charles Schumer
D-N.y
Bill McCollum
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Bill Zeliff
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Hearings sought on ATF gathering
House leaders call for hearings into a whites-only law enforcement gathering the Good Ol Boys Roundup in Tennessee hills. ATF officials face scrutiny after reports that agents helped coordinate the event and wore racist slogans and T-shirts. The Treasury probe targets as many as 12 current and former ATF employees.
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Dick A
Bill McCollum
R-Fla
Judiciary Subcommittee On
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Texas
Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms
Tennessee Hills
ATF
John W. Magaw
Treasury Department
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