Malcom X's Daughter Named In Far Rakhan Plot Claims
Minnepolis report says government accuses Qubilah Shabazz of hiring a hit man in a case tied to Louis Farrakhan. A key witness, Michael Fitzpatrick, is characterized as a government informant with a troubled past. Prosecutors provide no witness name. media identify Fitzpatrick as a former associate and bombing suspect.
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Lawmakers and governors clash over welfare funding control
At a Friday hearing of the House Ways and Means subcommittee on human resources, Michigan Governor Engler urged maximum flexibility and fewer strings on welfare money while Delaware Governor Carper warned against giving states near total responsibility. Engler said the federal government should “butt out.”
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Texas Won't Pay Lottery Winner From New Jersey
Texas lottery officials refuse a 10.4 million jackpot to Scott Wenner of Riverside New Jersey who bought a winning ticket through an unlicensed out of state dealer. Wenner plans to sue. The ticket matched the November 23 drawing but was purchased by phone from Lakewood New Jersey.
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Rebels Fight Back as Grozny Battles Continue
Chechen rebels resist Russian assaults in Grozny as heavy artillery and rocket fire hammer the capital. President Dudayev appeals for more infantry to clear the city, while rebel fighters press stubborn defenses despite limited arms. Russian officials acknowledge fierce resistance in several central areas.
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Serbs Agree to Open Sarajevo Route for Civilians
Serbs in Sarajevo and surrounding areas reached a truce clause allowing civilian traffic and aid shipments to move along a road between Serb held areas and the Muslim led government zone. Commercial traffic remains banned and U.N. can monitor only one route at a time.
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Nottingham coach Spease celebrated after 400th win
Staff and players praised coach Spease for shaping lives as well as wins. Nottingham built a strong lead over Henninger and earned a standing ovation as fans handed balloons flowers and cake. Parents highlighted her strict standards, education emphasis, and lifelong impact on former players now pursuing college and careers.
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Syracuse man kept exotic animals in home zoo
Conservation officers raided Pace’s Syracuse residence finding a large array of exotic animals and cages. He faces charges of unlawful possession of protected wildlife and endangered species with penalties up to 250 dollars or 15 days in jail. Pace plans to relocate the lion and tiger to a Tennessee facility and pursue federal permits to keep them again.
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