Four held by police in Indian slaying
Canadian police detained four men Sunday for questioning in one of two slayings on the Mohawk St Regis Indian Reservation. Among the detainees are two members of the St Regis police, with no charges yet filed. The killings of Harold Edwards and Matthew Pyke followed a dispute over gambling on the reservation near the US-Canada border.
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Terrorism report urges aviation safety reforms
A presidential commission on terrorism plans to urge changes in federal aviation security but will not assign blame for the Pan Am Flight 103 bombing. The seven member panel led by Ann McLaughlin will deliver the report to President Bush and brief relatives of victims at the White House.
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Balloon releases shrink as critics cite environmental concerns
Balloon business owner Joseph Walker laments a drop from about 80 percent to 5 percent of his work as balloon releases draw criticism. Environmentalists say balloons litter and harm wildlife, while balloonists insist claims are misinformation. Legislation at state level seeks limits on releases. local action in Onondaga County remains undeveloped.
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Talks on U S bases amid Manila violence and killings
Negotiations on extending Clark and Subic Bay lease open as clashes erupt in Manila. Police fire tear gas at student protesters while gunfire kills two U S airmen near Clark Air Base. Police blame Communist rebels and tensions rise with security tight around talks.
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Supreme Court weighs bans on flag burning
The Supreme Court holds an extraordinary session to review the Flag Protection Act of 1989. Justices weigh First Amendment freedoms as demonstrators who burned flags challenge the law in Washington and Seattle. A ruling is expected by late June or July, with a constitutional amendment possible if struck down.
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