Russians debate whether Russia faces new coup in wake of turmoil
In Moscow, prices rise and unemployment grows as debate swirls over a possible second coup against President Yeltsin. Veterans on both sides predict violence or insist stability will hold, while polls show fear and rising concern about a Bolshevik fascist conspiracy.
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Moscow
Boris Yeltsin
Communist Party
KGB
Army
Gaidyai
Yeltsin
Russia
Andrei Kozyrev
Red
Brown
Alexander Yakovlev
Topless Fergie Photos Roil British Press
British papers publish pictures of the Duchess of York, Sarah Ferguson, topless and kissing American John Bryan during a Riviera holiday with friends and children but without Prince Andrew. Observers say the imagery jeopardizes reconciliation of the six year marriage.
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London
Today
Prince Andrew
Duchess of York
John Bryan
French Riviera
Andrew
The
Daily Mirror
Fergie
Sarah Ferguson
Bryan
Sun
Star
United States
Suspect in killings turns himself in
The gunman in the Lee's Famous Recipe restaurant slaying surrendered with his brother in Clinton Township Michigan. Corey Duane Hamilton and William Maxwell Hamilton, both from Tulsa, faced four counts of murder and one robbery charge. Daniels and Johnson were also charged and jailed without bail.
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Tulsa
Okla
Corey Duane Hamilton
William Maxwell Hamilton
Clinton Township
Ich
Lee
Hamiltons
Donald Eugene Daniels
Tyrone Lamont Johnson
Daniels
Johnson
Teen in seduction slaying sentenced to 28 years to life
EXETER New Hampshire William Flynn 18 testified Pamela Smart seduced him at 15 and manipulated him into killing her husband on May 1 1990 in Derry. He received 28 years to life after apologizing to the Smarts in Rockingham County Superior Court. Flynn agreed to a second degree murder plea. his co defendants received varied sentences.
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Exeter
N.H
William Flynn
Pamela Smart
Flynn
Rockingham County Superior Court
Parante
Breamny Smart
Smart
Derry
Kenneth McHugh
William
Judith Smart
Greg
James Merberg
Boston
Patrick Randall
Vance Lattime Jr
Heine Aerimalires
Love of hot dogs reunites Kazan family in New York
Los Angeles resident Charles Kazan known as Mr. Hot Dog due to decades of bologna and hot dog meals was invited by Oscar Mayer to ride the Wienermobile. A Rochester TV feature led his Batavia relatives Frances Moscicki and Margaret Bogue to reconnect after 24 years. The reunion included a flight from Los Angeles and a welcome home at Moscicki’s Batavia residence.
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Rochester
Charles Kazan
Los Angeles
Oscar Mayer Foods Corp
Frances Moscicki
Batavia
Margaret Bogue
Charlie
Bogue
Moscicki
Kazan
New York
California
Oscar Mayer
Bill Gehrman
New York Plans 25-Year Great Lakes Protection Strategy
Albany officials unveiled a 25-year plan to curb toxic discharges and limit water diversion in the Great Lakes basin. The proposal targets Lake Erie and Lake Ontario watersheds, the St. Lawrence and Niagara rivers, and aims to protect wetlands shorelines and wildlife while restricting local development near the waterways.
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Albany
New York
Great Lakes Basin
Lake Erie
Lake Ontario
St. Lawrence
Niagara
Memorials mark anniversaries in Crown Heights violence
Jewish mourners honor Yankel Rosenbaum a Hasidic scholar murdered during Crown Heights unrest. Gavin Cato’s relatives place flowers on his grave. a Pine tree is planted at Brooklyn Botanic Garden symbolizing a new Crown Heights beginning. Sharpton leads marchers and attends the grave side service. One teen faced charges for the stabbing. the driver who struck Gavin was not charged.
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New York
Gavin Cato
Brooklyn Botanic Garden
Crown Heights
Yankel Rosenbaum
Australia
Brooklyn Avenue
Union Street
Gavin
al Sharpton
Senate
Menachem Schneerson
Sharpton
Cypress Hills Cemetery
Rosenbaum
Operation Crackdown Targets Buffalo Crack Dealers
Police and state troopers swept Buffalo's east side at dawn to arrest about 150 street level crack dealers. By daybreak around 75 were in custody with more arrests expected as the operation, called Crackdown, aims to curb escalating violence in the city’s poorest neighborhoods.
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Buffalo
Thomas Constantine
Explosion destroys house injuring 14 in New Cassel
Officials say illegal propane tanks may have caused a blast that leveled a house in New Cassel at 5 30 a m Wednesday. Fifteen occupants aged 2 to 60 were shaken from sleep and found injured in yards or debris. A survivor described a loud whoosh and escaping naked to the yard.
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Gabriel Jeudi
Jeudi
Shirley McCoy
McCoy
Mennonites Aid Inmate Children Through Foster Homes
Mennonites in Colorado open foster homes for children of female inmates, guided by Walter Beachy of Rosedale Bible Institute. They, along with Mennonite Disaster Service, address punishment, chastity, and practical holiness, while prison systems struggle with prenatal care, abortion choices, and state warding of children.
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Walter Beachy
Rosedale Bible Institute
Irwin
Ohio
North America
Mennonite Disaster Service
America
Miami
Los Angeles
United States
Muncy
Lewisburg
Mabel Stoltzfus
Mabel
John
Stoltzfus
Colorado
Colorado Women’s
Canyon City
Rocky Mountains
Mark McGuff
Coldorado
Corrections
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Soviet Union
Lenin
Valery Gaidyai
Vox Populi
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Mirror
Charles Smallbone
St. Tropez
Eugenie
Prince Charles
Steve Wyatt
Wilmington
Del
Texas
Houston
Wyatt
Hanna
Slingland
Oceanics Deutschland
Duchess
Sunninghill
Saxony
Richmark
E. Genesee
New York State Education Dept
LeMoyne College
National Academy For Paralegal Studies, Inc
P.O. Box
Middletown
N.Y
Winnacunnet High School
Hampton
Raymond Fowler
Wsusen
Yvonne Bowersox
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