Kevorkian Assisted Death Ruled Homicide in Michigan
In Southfield Michigan a medical examiner ruled the Kevorkian assisted death of 27 year old Nicholas Loving a homicide. Loving suffered from amyotrophic lateral sclerosis and could not have caused his own death by carbon monoxide poisoning. Prosecutor Dragovic noted the ruling is one factor in potential charges against Kevorkian. Sheriff officials withheld investigation details.
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Southfield
Mich
Jack Kevorkian
Nicholas
John Loving
Loving
Lou Gehrig
Oakland County
Ljubisa J. Dragovic
Dragovic
Richard Thompson
Kevorkian
Coast Guard seizes two Japanese fishing boats
Coast Guard says two Japanese fishing boats were seized near the northern Mariana Islands for illegal fishing in U.S. waters. Masters signed statements admitting they fished inside the U S exclusive economic zone, while Japan contested the claim as international waters 190 miles southeast of Minami Iwojima.
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Agana
Guam
U.S. Coast Guard
U.S. Exclusive Economic Zone
Northern Mariana Islands
U.S. Commonwealth
Coast Guard
John Moss
Minami Iwojima
U.S
Rick Meidt
Washington
Federal Triangle finally rising on Pennsylvania Avenue in DC
The 400,000 square foot Federal Triangle Project two blocks from the White House is four years behind schedule and rising costs from 362 million to 656 million. It will house federal and private tenants as the last Kennedy era effort to spruce up Pennsylvania Avenue moves toward a 1997 inaugural parade, despite delays from soil contamination and contractor disputes.
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Washington
White House
Pentagon
John F. Kennedy
Pennsylvania Avenue
14Th Street
Pennsylvania Avenue Development Corp
Federal Triangle
Charles Atherton
Federal Commission of Fine Arts
Hell's Angel trial set 18 years after killing
The trial of Odis Buck Garrett, a former Hells Angels leader in Vallejo, Calif., set to begin near Portland, centers on alleged orders to kill witness Margo Compton and her two young daughters after she testified in a prostitution case. Prosecutors warn of intensified pursuit.
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Ore
Robert Hamilton
Odis
Buck’’ Garrett
Hells Angels’ Nomad
Vallejo
Calif
Garrett
Margo Compton
Compton
Love Nest
San Francisco
Hamilton
Laurelwood
Hells Angels
Washington County
Hillsboro
Sonny Barger
Robert
Bugeye
Bob’’ McClure
Barger
Aryan Brotherhood
McClure
Sandra
Sylvia
Gary Sellar
Clinton repeats intent to sanction Japan over auto trade
President Clinton said he is tired of hitting a brick wall in opening Japan's auto market and will press ahead with proposed sanctions. He cited 20 months of talks failing to yield results while Commerce Secretary Brown seeks a Paris meeting with Trade Minister Hashimoto to resume negotiations amid tensions.
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Japan
Washington
Tokyo
U.S
New World Trade Organization
United States
Commerce
Ron Brown
Ryutaro Hashimoto
Paris
Brown
Hashimoto
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