Pope John Paul II arrives in Papua New Guinea
Thousands greet the pope in Port Moresby as he begins a four nation Asian tour. He travels by pickup with a gold awning while officials led by Prime Minister Sir Julius Chan greet him. The pope says it is his purpose to strengthen local Catholics and utters English phrases to rally prayers.
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Threats push tighter security on trans-Pacific flights
U S aviation officials tightened security on trans Pacific travel citing hard to detect liquid bombs. A ban on gels liquids and aerosols over one ounce in carry on bags was enacted after two jets encountered bomb threats amid protests of Pope John Paul Is Asia tour. The pope beatified Peter To Rot and spoke to Asian bishops while millions filled Rizal Park Manila.
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War-torn Mozdok reports reveal grim Grozny conflict
Russian vet says the war is awful as Mozdok brims with jets and convoys en route to Grozny. Soldiers describe fierce Chechen resistance and brutal ground battles, with hundreds killed and thousands wounded, while frontline crews crave relief and humanitarian aid arrives to North Ossetia.
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Three Scouts Die Crossing Flooded Creek in North Carolina
In Lenoir North Carolina Jimmy Poovey warned three Boy Scouts about a swollen creek. A footbridge collapsed under water Saturday leaving two boys found half a mile apart on Sunday and the third nearby. The flood killed at least one more and left another missing as rain caused widespread damage. Names Jacob Wine 14 Gerard Gasque 14 Kevin DuVall 15 were identified among the victims.
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California Lawyers Take In Sixteen Billion In 1992
California lawyers earned 16.3 billion dollars in 1992, the highest state total in a US Census Bureau survey. New York ranked second at 143 billion, prompting concerns that litigation may burden economies with high legal fees across states and nationally.
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Teen kills mother with five arrows in head in Ohio
STEUBENVILLE Ohio A woman, 40 year old Suzanne Nemeth, died after being shot five times with arrows in her head and neck while on her living room couch. Her 16 year old son Brian Nemeth faced upgraded murder charges from assault as authorities investigated the case.
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Kunstler to defend Malcolm X's daughter in court
Civil rights attorney William Kunstler said he will assist Malcolm X's daughter Qubilah Shabazz in challenging charges that she plotted to kill Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan. He spoke from New York and will join her federal court appearance Wednesday.
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