Newark Officials Probe Cover-Up in Teen Shooting
Newark officials suspend six police officers without pay after admitting lies about their roles in the shooting of 17 year old Howard Caesar, who was critically injured and on life support. One officer admitted firing. four filed false reports and two filed no reports. Mayor James and Police Director Celester voiced concern about possible higher rank involvement. authorities seek to determine if more than one officer fired and if evidence was tampered at the scene.
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Ben Vereen Struck By David Foster In Malibu Crash
Record producer David Foster failed to recognize nearby neighbor Ben Vereen after hitting him with a truck on the Pacific Coast Highway. Vereen remained in critical condition at UCLA Medical Center after the early Tuesday incident. Foster told a CHP operator the man looked homeless and feared Vereen might die.
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Titan IV booster test fires successfully at Edwards
The Air Force announced a successful test of a new Titan IV rocket booster at Edwards Air Force Base after a prior failed attempt. The upgrade aims to allow heavier payloads for U.S. spy satellites, as the Titan IV remains the nation’s most powerful unmanned launcher.
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Conflict rages as truce attempt fails in Bosnia
In Belgrade and Sarajevo fighting continued despite Radovan Karadzic’s planned truce next week. The UN called it a potential peace basis while U.S. and Russian officials discuss airlifting aid. About 5700 killed and vast homelessness marked the conflict, with heavy clashes in Sarajevo districts Hrasno and Vrace and in Croat- and Muslim-led fronts.
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German hostages near release in June says Lebanese minister
Interior Minister Sami Khatib announced that two German hostages Heinrich Struebig and Thomas Kemptner, the last Western captives in Lebanon, were expected to be freed this month with a release possibly on Sunday or Monday. The German envoy Bernd Schmidbauer has negotiated with Iran and was to travel to Damascus to oversee handover.
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Gun sale to teen shooting suspect ties Brooklyn man to Fisher
A 21 year old Brooklyn man, Guagenti, is jailed on 100000 bail for allegedly selling a handgun to Amy Fisher an hour before the shooting of Mary Buttafuoco. Fisher remains jailed on 2 million bail for shooting Mrs Buttafuoco after an on porch confrontation with her husband Joseph.
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Bush Defends Environment Record at Global Summit
World leaders endorsed three documents on forests and environmental principles while debating funding. Not all promises were clear. nations argued over timetable and net new money. Greenpeace criticized the summit for neglecting toxic waste, nuclear plant issues, and funding guarantees.
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Women's coalition blasts UNCED on poverty and exploitation
A global network of women factions gathered in the Truth Tent at Global Forum '92 issued a four page call to action condemning UNCED omissions linking environmental and social degradation to economic and military shemes. They urge reproductive health care, safer environments, and removal of carcinogens while criticizing debt, militarism, and trade policies.
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Weekend rain risk with scattered storms across regions
The National Weather Service forecasts variable cloudiness and a 40 percent shower or thunderstorm chance Sunday. Weekend into Monday looks partly sunny to mostly mild with 60s lows and 70s highs, while portions of the Southeast, Midwest, Rockies, and Pacific coast face showers and thunderstorms. In Florida three inches of rain fell at Homestead Friday, and hail was reported near Tallahassee. The Associated Press contributed to this report.
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Evidence could help Demjanjuk defense case
The Justice Department reports misplaced evidence that may aid John Demjanjuk's defense. Interrogation notes from 1978 describe two Treblinka guards identifying a different man as operator of the gas chamber. Officials say no misconduct is evident so far, and the matter will be reviewed by the Office of Professional Responsibility.
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Soviets Down Nine U.S. Planes In Spying Era
John Kerry chairing POW MIA committee notes names and fate of missing servicemen unknown as Russia investigates possible survival. Officials recall U 2 Powers shoot down in May 1960 and a Barents Sea spy plane incident in July 1961 with exchange months later.
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