Camden prosecutor resigns over phantom gunmen claim
Camden County leaders criticize Samuel Asbell after he blamed two imaginary Black gunmen for an New Year attack, a charge that sparked anger and sadness in the community. Asbell, a Republican, resigned as prosecutor after his story was debunked and his firing prompted reaction from Governor-elect Florio.
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New Jersey
Camden
N.J
Camden County
Sabia Halo Es
Samuel Asbell
Asbell
James J. Florio
Campo Band fights to open San Diego trash dump
The Campo Band of Mission Indians seeks a 860 acre, 250 foot deep landfill on their 15,480 acre reservation 68 miles east of San Diego near the Mexican border. Neighbors fear groundwater contamination while the tribe argues sovereign authority and safety controls via a Campo Environmental Protection Agency. The issue echoes tribal moves to profit from remote lands as waste firms seek new disposal sites.
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Calif
Caliornia
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Campo
Manzanita
HUD delays kill low-cost housing plan in Chicago
Backed by city officials and lawmakers, organizers and private investors sought federal tax credit financing to preserve a subsidized Chicago apartment building for low income tenants, but HUD refused final approval before year end. The denial endangers the plan and prompts criticism of cautious housing policy amid post scandal scrutiny of the Reagan era.
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HUD
Chicago
Washington
Department of Housing and Urban Affairs
Housing Department
Reagan
Tohn McFay
Evanithive Durantin
Nate Counci
James L. Logue
BUD
Samuel R. Pherce Jr
NASA eyes data deluge from 64 missions this decade
Greenbelt AP says after 16 years focused on shuttles NASA plans 64 space exploration missions this decade. Data volume will double every two years, with EOS in 1996 expected to transmit more data in 30 hours than in 25 years of space travel.
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NASA
Greenbelt
James Green
National Space Science Data Center
Goddard Space Flight Center
Earth Observing System
EOS
Casino Background Explorer
Galileo
Jupiter
Hubble Space Telescope
Ulysses
Stm
Mars Observer
Woodchip killer seeks new trial in Connecticut case
Richard Crafts, 39, convicted of murdering his wife and disposing of her body with a wood chipper, seeks a new trial in Norwalk Superior Court alleging rights were violated by secret police taping during the investigation. He faces 26 years to life in prison for the 1986 murder.
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Norwalk
Richard Crafts
NorWalk Superior Court
Connecticut
Farrer
Hartford Courant
Tragic Alabama House Fire Kills Six Foster Children
In Clayton Alabama a large eight bedroom house housing six foster children and an elderly guest burned. Robert and Lois Mitchell escaped with three biological children while two other foster children were saved by Michelle Mitchell. Florene Burgess age 66 also died. The fire cause is under investigation and state authorities say there was no foul play. The homeless guest had been taken in at a judge's request.
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Clayton
Ala
King
Robert
Lois Mitchell
Barbour County
David Childs
Mitchells
Michelle
Alabama
John Robison
Kimberly Gilbert
Jessie Kimberly Walker
Larry
Jessie
Marketa
Florene Burgess
Childs
State Department of Human Resources
Crassad Michelle Mitchell
Erid
Michael
Kevin Boyer
Brenda Gilbert
Mike Dibson
Cult leader and family arrested near border in Ohio murder case
National City California police and federal agents arrested cult leader Jeffrey Lundgren his wife Alice and their son Damon near the Mexican border on Sunday They faced extradition to Ohio where they are charged with aggravated murder and kidnapping Investigators found weapons survival gear and a storage locker in their motel room and linked the group to the slayings of Dennis Avery his wife Cheryl and their three daughters It is believed the five victims were killed mid April and buried under a barn sought by authorities
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National City
Calif
Ohio
Jeffrey Lundgren
Reorganized
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Lundgren
Alice
Damon
Kasten
Caleb
Jason
Kirtland
Ronald K Andelsek
Lundgrens
Reorganized Church
Cleveland-area
Dennis Avery
Chery
Averys
Stuart
Charles
Carol
Sameelf
Deborah J. Allen
Mullis
Imam Anid
Other woman aspect of Stuart murder case being investigated
Investigators spent time at the Revere home of Charles Stuart’s parents questioning his younger brother who identified Stuart as the killer. Police focused on Stuart’s relationship with a 22 year old woman as divers searched for the .28 caliber revolver under a Pines River bridge.
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Boston
Revere
Charles Stuart
Stuart
Pines River
Saugus
Carol
Mission Hill
Matthew Stuart
Charles
Matthew
John McMahon
Pines River Bridge
Bush urges farmers to protect environment and modernize farms
President Bush told the American Farm Bureau convention that environmental protections and productive agriculture can coexist. He backed groundwater safeguards from pesticides and fertilizers and pressed for market oriented farm policies in the 1990 farm bill. He pledged a safety net for farmers and supported tax cuts including capital gains relief on farmland sales.
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Fla
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America
American Farm Bureau
Orange County
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Epcot Center
Buali
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