Clinton defends remarks on Sister Souljah amid criticism
Bill Clinton remains firm on criticizing rap singer Sister Souljah after her Los Angeles riots remarks, drawing fire from Jesse Jackson and some supporters. He defends the comments as consistent with his past rhetoric while focusing on issues like rebuilding America.
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Japanese island shaken by 5.2 quake near Izu Peninsula
A 5.2 magnitude earthquake struck off the Izu Peninsula at 10 46 a m 31 miles beneath the sea with no immediate damage or casualties reported. The Izu area lies about 75 miles southwest of Tokyo.
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Two 9 year olds die from fumes in trash bin
In Tampa Florida two nine year old boys Daniel Scotty Perez and Anthony Neal Storman were killed by fumes from chemicals dumped in an open trash bin behind Durex Industrial Inc. authorities say toluene and acetone were present and breathing caused the fatalities. Neighbors had complained about the bin and children playing nearby.
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Colorado avalanche kills couple near Aspen in spring slide
Brent and Marcie Cameron of Colorado Springs died in an unexpected 800-foot snowslide on a 14,160-foot peak in the Maroon Bells Wilderness Area about 12 miles south of Aspen. Three other climbers were injured lightly as seven hikers ascended the north face at 12,500 feet when the sun-warmed slope released. The Pitkin County Sheriff's Department identified the victims. ages were not released.
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Violent Beachfront Festival Chaos in Belmar New Jersey
At a 75,000 attendee MTV festival in Belmar New Jersey violence erupted as officials asked performers to stop and begin closing early due to vandalism. Police in riot gear arrested 28 people and 8 others were injured as rock throwing and scuffles erupted along the boardwalk.
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Homeless Rights Clash With City Hall In Miami Lawsuit
In a federal case dating to 1988 the American Civil Liberties Union fights Miami to permit homeless people to sleep and bathe in parks. A judge could block arrests for sleeping in public or using parks at night as officers swept areas. The trial was set for today.
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