Guatemala CIA payroll claim sparks limited outcry in Guatemala
In Guatemala City critics say long US influence dims outrage over rumors that Col. Alpirez paid by the CIA ordered two killings. Washington cut military aid after a 1990 innkeeper murder, but the CIA reportedly continued funding Guatemala's military. Alpirez denies both pay and involvement.
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Tarom Airbus Crashes Near Bucharest Killing 59 On Board
A Tarom Airbus A310 crashed in sleet near Otopeni international airport shortly after takeoff from Bucharest, killing all 59 aboard. The flight to Brussels carried 49 passengers and 10 crew with no immediate cause known. Police, officials, and the UPI report describe wreckage and bodies found near Balotesti, as authorities investigate.
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Police crack down as Aum Shinri Kyo followers nabbed
Japanese police broaden action against Aum Shinri Kyo after the subway nerve gas attack. Two sect members were arrested for possessing sodium and failing to carry permits while other raids hit compounds in Shiga Shizuoka and Fukuoka as investigators pursue leads in the case.
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