Thelma and Louise in New Jersey Kill Plot Duo Sentenced
Margaret Kosmin and Tammy Ann Malewicz admitted planning to kill William Kelly Jr. last December. Kosmin received 25 years for aggravated manslaughter plus arson and hindering arrest. Malewicz got 20 years. Both claimed the other fired the fatal shot.
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Teime Spree
American Eagle Cancels Midwestern Flights Over Cold Weather Safety
American Eagle shifted aircraft and crews to O'Hare to ease safety concerns but pilots balked over cold weather training. The airline canceled Midwestern flights Friday for the second time in a week, affecting 10 other regional airports as passengers sought alternatives. Ralph Korstadt of the Allied Pilots Association commented on the mishap.
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Carbailada to step down as Regents chancellor
Albany The state Board of Regents will elect a new leader in March as R Carlos Carballada steps down after three years as chancellor. The Rochester banker cited time constraints and support for term limits but will remain on the 16 member board. Potential successors include Elmira lawyer Carl Hayden and former Queens College president Saul Cohen.
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State Board of Regents
R. Carlos Carballada
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Regents
Carl Hayden
Elmira
Saul Cohen
Queens College
Sarajevo airport reopen bid amid Bosnian Serb conditions
Bosnian Serb officials said Sarajevo airport would open for relief flights today but three scheduled landings were canceled awaiting Bosnian Serb UN clearance. Serbs proposed allowing Bosnian Serbs to fly to Belgrade, while Carter was rumored to visit.
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Prosecutor takes charge of slaying probes in Mexico
A special prosecutor will lead investigations into three high profile killings in Mexico. Jose Pablo Chapa Bezanilla will pursue the May 24 1993 Cardinal Juan Jesus Posadas Ocampo murder, the March 23 1994 Colosio assassination, and the Sept 28 1994 shooting of official Jose Francisco Ruiz Massieu. The move aims to address fears of a wider conspiracy.
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Jose Pablo Chapa Bezanilla
Antonio Lozano Garcia
Chapa Betanilla
Juan Jesus Posadas Ocampo
Luis Donaldo Colosio
Jose Francisco Ruiz Massieu
Simpson defense clash with judge halts trial progress
In Los Angeles the O J Simpson trial paused for holidays as defense lawyer Robert Shapiro sparred with Judge Lance Ito over a jailhouse conference. Ito debated confidentiality and a guard’s account while Shapiro accused the judge of design flaws in overhearing papers. Ito warned him to calm down and planned to rule on the guard’s review and a possible DNA hearing before trial resumes, which could push the start into February.
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Robert Shapiro
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Nicole Brown Simpson
Ronald Goldman
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NewsLine
Girl’s wish humbles gift givers in Seattle shelter aid
April, a homeless girl awaiting a terminal prognosis, receives a 48 hour Make-A-Wish push that brings 12 children toys and clothes to a Seattle shelter. A nurse, a brother she just learned exists, and a Santa impersonator join the surprise as April watches a video of kindness in her hospital room. She clings to Christmas hopes and a sister’s letter from a younger child.
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Swenson
Make
Foundation
Seattle
Russian Move on Grozny Stalled as Chechens Pull Back
Russian General told Chechens he would not fire on them as Dudayev ordered fighters to retreat inside Grozny. Artillery waned on the capital’s fringes while Yeltsin sought. journalists were asked to leave the zone. Dudayev demanded total withdrawal amid public and parliamentary opposition to the invasion.
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Leonid Smirnyagin
Ivan Babichev
Novo- Shoroy
Associated Press
Babichev
North Korea Says It Shot Down U.S. Helicopter
North Korea claimed it shot down a U S Army OH-58 helicopter after an illegal intrusion near the Korean DMZ. U S officials said the chopper made an emergency landing with two crew aboard and were safe. The incident prompted calls for the return of the aircraft and heightened tensions along the border.
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North Korea
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U.S
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Pentagon
Kenneth Bacon
Marines to shore up U N peacekeepers in Mogadishu
Several hundred Marines would land at Mogadishu to protect 2 000 to 3 000 withdrawing peacekeepers and to ensure removal of 22 helicopters 28 tanks and 98 armored personnel carriers. The operation aims to stabilize the region and support allied forces following U S withdrawal last year.
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Deutch
U.N
Pentagon
Anthony Zinni
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