Notorious ex-con held on killings in Plymouth
Plymouth police detain Michael Kelley 35 after he allegedly lured two women with job offers and murdered Colleen Coughlin 21 and Debra Levangie 24. Bail denied amid psychiatric evaluation as DA tests whether sexual assault preceded the deaths. Kelley, previously convicted of raping two women in the 1970s, wore a bulletproof vest at arraignment and faced life threats.
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Plymouth
Mass
Michael Kelley
Colleen Coughlin
Debra Levangie
Kelley
Pole
Newark mayor warned over police shooting probe remarks
New Jersey Attorney General Del Tufo admonished Newark Mayor Sharpe James to stop discussing the investigation into a police shooting and potential cover up. The AG praised his search for truth but said further press conferences cannot continue as six officers faced suspension and possible involvement was admitted.
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Newark
New Jersey
Sharpe James
Trenton
Robert J del Tufo
Furthe
James
Screening of seminary students urged by panel
CHICAGO The panel appointed by Cardinal Bernardin recommends screening seminarians for tendencies toward child molesting and says priests who molest should never return to parishes. Bernardin ordered the study after criticism of the church's handling of a priest accused of mistreating youths in three parishes.
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Chicago
Joseph Bernardin
Bernardin
Man admits plan to assault Wayne kin in Newport Beach
Santa Ana prison investigator Oded Daniel Gal pleaded guilty to conspiracy assault and related charges for organizing a 1988 attack on John Wayne's daughter during a custody dispute. Two gunmen handcuffed her former partner, beat him, and injured Roger Luby in a Newport Beach garage.
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Santa Ana
Calif
Prrate
John Wayne
Oded Daniel Gal
Thomas Groms
Aissa Wayne
Gal
Wayne
Roger Luby
Luby
Newport Beach
Bush Yeltsin Summit Aims At New World Order
President Bush and Boris Yeltsin meet at Blair House seeking a post cold war framework. Both hope to cut long range nuclear arsenals, ease tensions, and push privatization in Russia while balancing American influence. Yeltsin aims to appear strong at home and not merely a supplicant, as negotiations continue on economic accords and investment rules.
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Washington
George Bush
Boris Yeltsin
Russia
Yeltsin
James A Baker
Moscow
Gorbachev
Simes
United States
Stalin
Bush
Washington, DC
Yeltsin faces fading popularity amid mixed signals
Boris Yeltsin travels to the United States amid declining support in Russia while promising popular measures he may not fund. Analysts say former communists seek to exploit discontent to undermine him as he aims to secure 20 US backed agreements. The moves blur leadership and budget constraints as he seeks foreign backing.
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Moscow
Boris Yeltsin
Russia
United States
Yegor Gaidar
Yeltsin
Gardar
Japan
Yeltsin Signs U S Deals Involving Illinois Firms
President Yeltsin’s visit yields six U S business deals arranged by the Bush administration. Rotec Industries of Elmhurst will build a $50 million modular home factory in DuPage County funded by a $40 million Export-Import Bank loan, shipping units to Moscow to produce 5,000 homes. Plexsys International of Naperville signs a joint venture to test a Moscow cellular system starting with 100 subscribers, targeting a Moscow market with a mid single-digit million investment and potential competition with US West Inc.
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Washington
Bons Yeltsin
Chicago
Frms
Commerce Department
Rotec Industies Inc
Elmhurst
Plexsys International Corp
Naperville
Russia
Rotec
DuPage County
Moscow
Plexsys
Plexis
Quincy
Ill
Corinth
Miss
Augie Fabela
US West Inc
SL Petersburg
Democracy and civic faith in a troubled American era
The piece argues democracy requires mutual respect and listening across divisions, with experts as teachers, not rulers. It warns that mistrust, manipulation, and hostility threaten the American experiment, urging a renewal of civic faith and social invention to sustain optimism and national purpose.
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Mayne
Amerca
Last two hostages released in Lebanon by Shiite captors
Beir ut report says Heinrich Struebig and Thomas Kemptner, freed after 1127 days, were handed to a German envoy and UN negotiator in Beirut. Iran aided the deal, and the Netherlands claimed the end of eight years of Western hostage campaigns, with eight foreigners known dead.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Syria
Heinrich Struebig
Thomas Kemptner
Bernd Schmidbauer
Helmut Kohl
Giandomenico Picco
Bristol Hotel
Kemptner
Damascus
Struebig
Schmidbauer
Anne Scheling
Associated Press
Terry Anderson
Dee 4
Shuebig
Holy Warriors For Freedom
Im Germany
Abdul-Hadi Hamadi
Hezbollah
Party of God
Germany
Hamad Brothers
As-Safir
Sad
Mohammad Ali Hammadi
Abbas Hamad
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