Chicago security guard admits killings of eight women
Police say Andrew Urdiales 32 admitted to slayings of eight women. Two Chicago area victims were found at Wolf Lake on the Indiana Illinois line. Three in Chicago area and five in Southern California where he served as a Marine. Authorities also prepared charges for another Hammond Indiana victim. A 38 caliber pistol linked to the crimes was recovered.
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Dummy missiles found whip on truck driver arrest
Ronald Coy of Middletown Ohio was arrested at a Grange Louisiana line truck stop on a wire fraud charge after abandoning four dummy Air Force missiles at a Rang er lumber yard 300 miles from Dallas. The Air Force said the TGM-130 missiles had no warheads or explosives and posed no risk to the public.
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Tap water trickle brings hope to flooded Grand Forks
Grand Forks residents glimpse water for first time since the Red River flood 9 days ago as a chocolate stream appears. Mayor Pat Owens calls the moment hopeful and expects a shower soon though full return home remains unclear. House Speaker Newt Gingrich pledges government aid.
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Pope urges Czech youth to fill spiritual void in Mass
Pope John Paul II told 40,000 worshipers in Hradec Kralove that the church needs them as a revival follows four decades of atheist suppression. He recalled his Polish childhood and said faith was sustained by his father’s counsel to pray to the Holy Spirit. He would later meet President Vaclav Havel in Prague.
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Sentence overturned in Camarena killing case in Mexico
In Mexico a tribunal overturned the 40 year sentence of drug lord Rafael Caro Quintero for the murder of U S federal agent Enrique Camarena on a technicality. He remains jailed for other convictions and could face another sentence after further court action. The ruling, ahead of President Clinton's May visit, could strain U S Mexico relations.
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Peru president denies rebels were executed
President Fujimori rejected reports that commandos killed rebels who posed no threat during the raid on the Japanese ambassador's mansion. He claimed the operation aimed to free hostages with rebels neutralized, though 14 rebels and two commandos died and one hostage died of a heart attack. Families were barred from funerals and autopsies.
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Tobacco ruling sparks bids for settlement and revolt on ads
Anti-smoking groups hail a judge's ruling while Philip Morris and RJR seek a settlement shielding them from lawsuits in exchange for billions. lawmakers warn of possible cigarette bans as FDA advertising limits are struck down and Wall Street reacts with stock declines.
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Comedian Pat Paulsen dies after satirical campaigns
Pat Paulsen, 69, the mournful comedian famous for five tongue in cheek presidential runs, died Friday in Tijuana, Mexico. He had lived in Sunland Taft area and faced colon and brain cancer, dying of pneumonia and kidney failure. Paulsen rose to fame in 1968 on The Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour with S T A G Party satire and political double talk. He hosted Pat Paulsen's Half a Comedy Hour in 1970 and won an Emmy for his daily issue editorials. He appeared in films and ran a winery in Sonoma County with Refrigerator White.
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Courtroom witnesses recount Oklahoma City bombing testimony
The courtroom heard vivid testimony about the blast at the Murrah building. Mi chael Norfleet described surviving after a shard tore from his head while guiding others down six flights of stairs. Richard Williams testified that the bomber truck driver could see children inside moments before the explosion. 168 died, including 19 children and 15 in the daycare.
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Weather data and alerts from NewsLine Syracuse service
Weather data and online access details from NewsLine Syracuse. Instructions cover phone codes for airborne allergen reporting forecasts and daily weather trivia, severe weather warnings, Clinton Square time and temperature, and an online weather homepage link.
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