Militia vows to kill infiltrators threaten agents and jurors
Federal agent Steve Ott testified about PHOENEX Viper Militia members who swore to kill informants and retaliate against agents families and jurors if penetrated. He showed a 20 minute video depicting bomb making and rifle grenade launches in remote deserts as 12 defendants plead not guilty to conspiracy.
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Steve Ott
Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco & Firearms
Ott
South Korean woman dies after exorcism in Century City
Kyung Chung, 53, died at Century City Hospital after a ritual exorcism by her husband and two others. Police said the initial act may have been consensual but subsequent force caused serious internal injuries. Jae Whoa Chung, 49, Sung Soo Choi, 41, were arrested. Jin Choi, 46, was later arrested in Glendale.
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Kyung Chung
Century City Hospital
Century City
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Jae Whoa Chung
Sung Soo Choi
Jin Choi
Glendale
Marines plan values based training in boot camp
The Marine Corps considers adding a 12th week to basic training focused on values and mentorship by drill sergeants. Capt. T.V. Johnson notes a decline in moral instruction in society and schools and churches. The program remains in draft.
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Marine Corps
T.V. Johnson
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Medellin cartel leader released from prison amid U S concern
Colombia frees Jorge Luis Ochoa, once No 2 in the Medellin cartel, after an 814 year sentence cut for good behavior and an amnesty law. He leaves maximum security in a bulletproof Mercedes as U S officials condemn leniency and pursue extradition for himself and others.
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Europe
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Russia's Communist bloc debates its political future
In Moscow 30 million voters loom as the Communist nationalist coalition meets after a presidential defeat. Gennady Zyuganov says the bloc will remain the main parliamentary opposition and seek local wins. The People’s Patriotic coalition unites Stalinist nationalist monarchist and anti-Semitic groups amid factional friction.
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Communist Party
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People's Patriotic
Peat Syracusa Heratt Journal publication notice
Publication details for a periodical printed by the Her 2d Co based in Syracuse New York. Includes box and postal information and references to Syracuse Newspapers and associated post office addresses.
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Charles Offers Diana 30 Million Pound Settlement Amid Divorce Talks
Royal divorce saga intensifies as Charles allegedly proposes about 20 million pounds plus a royal title and a royal apartment with 750000 dollars in annual expenses. Diana pressured to decide within weeks. major political timing cited as factor.
Presbyterians limit ordination of gays in policy vote
The United Presbyterian Church USA approved a policy allowing the ordination of gays who vow celibacy and renounce past sexuality, mirroring rules for heterosexuals on premarital sex. The decision drew protests from opponents who argue it is backward and divides the church. If majority of presbyteries approves within a year, the Book of Order may be changed.
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Vertan Church
USA
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Ordination and Human Sexuality Committee
Steps to protect U S troops outlined after Saudi attack
Defense Secretary William Perry told lawmakers security steps were in place before the bombing. He cited blast resistant upgrades and moved personnel away from exposed rooms. Perry's letter notes guards kept the truck 30 yards from buildings, reducing casualties, while a nearby building 100 yards away was damaged and one person killed.
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Congress
Pentagon
Saudi Arabia
Defense
William Perry
Perry
Air Force
Police investigate shooting in Hannibal Street neighborhood
Reported shooting occurred near Route g in a mixed-use area with homes and businesses. Police, sheriff cruisers on Hannibal Street, investigators sought how the gun was kept loaded or unloaded as family members, including Frank LaPage, described emergency responders and a victim who received CPR before transport.
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County Sherif's Department
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Hannibal Street
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Frank
Frank LaPage
Cathy
Tim
McIntyre
AIDS toll on children highlighted in UN report
UN findings show nearly 22 million people live with HIV or AIDS, with children making up about 1.3 million of the deaths last year. Cumulative figures reach 7.7 million AIDS cases and 28 million HIV infections since 1981. The report notes higher AIDS impact in developing countries due to drug access and reveals that one in three HIV orphaned children is under five. The 1996 International AIDS Conference opens that Sunday.
Deer surprises resident by entering Great River home
Eric Baum, 50, watched a doe jump through a basement window and refuse to leave for hours. Police tranquilized the deer at about 1 p.m. and released it unharmed in a state park nearby.
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Great River
Eric Baum
Baum
Suffolk
Thomas Kelly
Kelly
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