Pope John Paul II Reflects on War and Balkan Crises
In a wide interview, Pope John Paul II discusses humanitarian intervention, just war doctrine, and the Yugoslav conflicts. He notes the shift from Kuwait to the Balkans, the rise of radical nationalisms, and the responsibility of nations to defend themselves while seeking peaceful solutions.
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Graffiti Hint in Sara Wood Case Spurs Kansas Lead
State police chase a new lead in the Sara Anne Wood disappearance after a restroom graffiti message in Junction City Kansas declared I abducted Sara shes dead A CBS 48 Hours segment highlighted missing children cases and prompted officials to review posters and potential tips from the public The investigation remains ongoing with authorities urging tips from the public and stressing the graffiti may reflect a lead but lacks confirmation.
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Junction City
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Herkimer County
Sara
Utica
Stanley Weidman
Malibu Inferno Claims Film Director Amid Sea of Flames
Fire researchers battled blazes that devastated 200 Malibu homes as investigators hunt an arsonist. Duncan Gibbins, a 41 year old film director, died from burns sustained a day earlier, becoming the first victim reported in the Malibu firestorm.
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Los Angeles
Duncan Gibbins
British screenwriter dies in Southern California wildfire rescue
A British screenwriter and director known for Fire With Fire and Third Degree Burn was killed after returning to rescue a cat from his cottage as wildfires raged nine days into the blaze. A man who joined a vehicle search for Gibbins was critically injured as 5,000 firefighters fought to contain the flames near the community.
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California
Peter Alexander
Gibbins
Democrats squabble over mayoral defeat in Syracuse race
In a bitter primary campaign for Syracuse mayor, losing candidate Joseph Nicoletti blamed his loss to Roy Bernardi on attacks by Joseph Fahey. Fahey accused Nicoletti supporters of a van with loud speakers targeting African-American neighborhoods, implying a Ku Klux Klan link. An official said the van sounded and a player claimed seeing it. Fahey denied witnessing it himself. Nicoletti aides dismissed such attacks as false.
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