Priest Convicted Under Mann Act For Abducting Boys
Rev Edward A Pipa faces sentencing after being found guilty of transporting boys aged 12 to 16 for sexual purposes. Prosecutors say the misconduct occurred between 1983 and 1991 across New Jersey and Cape Cod. Pipa’s attorney contends the cases involve serial abuse tied to his parishioners from Goshen New York.
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Muslim cleric faces years in U S custody exile bid escalates
In a case tied to the World Trade Center bombings, Omar Abdel-Rahman faces possible long detention after losing asylum and residency status. Egypt seeks extradition for alleged incitement in 1989 riots. He may challenge both actions in federal court, with experts warning the process will be slow and complex.
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Bosnian Presidency Rejects Partition Plan Amid War
Bosnian Muslim led government defies 16 month civil war as seven of ten presidency members vote against a partition scheme drawn by Serbs and Croats. Plan would have created land locked pockets surrounded by enemies, risking further fragmentation. Serbs, aided by Serbia, hold battlefield upper hand. Croats sever alliance with government forces.
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Grenade attack injures three Norwegian soldiers
In Mogadishu three Norwegian soldiers wounded in a grenade attack on the U.N. headquarters were in serious condition. The United Nations halted the search for warlord Mohamed Farrah Aidid and offered a 25000 dollar reward for information leading to his capture.
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Watergate echoes in break in at hotel across from RNC meeting
A broken, garbled account describes a break in during a Republican National Committee summer gathering in the same hotel as a Watergate comparison. Police found no sign of forced entry and valuables remained. the incident sparked speculation about motives and suspects amid political tensions.
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Japan and US clash over trade rules after talks
President Clinton and Prime Minister Miyazawa announced a joint accord aimed at reshaping renegotiations to curb the US $50 billion trade deficit with Japan. Officials diverged later on sanctions, with Japan insisting on flexible targets and side letters allowing negotiating pauses if sanctions are used.
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Clinton vows U S military presence in South Korea and seeks denuclearized peninsula
President Clinton tells South Korean lawmakers the United States will maintain a military presence in Korea and press North Korea to open its nuclear facilities for inspectors. He warns against nuclear proliferation and cites North Korea's missile program as a regional threat while promising further steps if needed.
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Flooding spurs federal aid and disaster declarations in Midwest
Thousands evacuated as floodwaters spread across Iowa Minnesota and the region. President Clinton will seek emergency aid from Congress next week while Vice President Gore coordinates a federal relief response. Local officials report fatigue frustration and continued sandbagging and levee repairs as the crest nears.
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New York Post still alive despite losses and Murdoch exit
The New York Post faces bankruptcy liquidation after Rupert Murdoch quit amid failed union contract talks. Despite losses and near-closings, editors and workers remain hopeful, with Steven Hoffenberg proposing 76 percent control to employees as unions haggle over a deal.
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