Brooklyn Theater Shooting Kills Teenager In Movie Show
A deadly gun battle erupted at the Metropolitan Theater on Fulton Mall in Brooklyn injuring three others and killing 19 year old Lakeem Stiles. Detectives recovered three revolvers and a semi automatic pistol as they investigated the Friday night incident. Three other victims aged 26 were hospitalized in stable or critical condition, while 56 moviegoers witnessed the shooting.
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Deacon Shot by Father of Abused Girl at Courthouse
Wallace Bobo a Baptist deacon and former high school coach accused of sexually abusing a 15 year old girl was shot five times by the girl's father as he left court after a pretrial hearing. The father, charged with attempted murder and armed violence, was held on $500000 bail and to be arraigned Monday. Bobo remained in serious but stable condition at St Francis Medical Center in Cape Girardeau Missouri.
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Denny trial delays linked to juror illness and injuries
In Los Angeles a juror's stomach ailment delayed deliberations in the Reginald Denny beating trial. The woman, in her 20s, suffered an arm injury during a pickup game and was treated by a physician as defense counsel sought medical information. The panel resumed discussions after a 112 day recess amid these concerns.
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Yeltsin orders December referendum on new Russian constitution
President Boris Yeltsin decreed a December 12 popular vote on a yet unfinished constitution. Voters will answer yes or no to approving the constitution as part of the ballot for a new two chamber legislature. The draft aims to decentralize Russia but faces opposition from the old Parliament dissolved last month.
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Explosion Injures Four U.S. Soldiers in Kuwait Exercise
Four American soldiers were injured during a military exercise near Kuwait City at Doha Camp. three were treated and released, one is hospitalized with serious injuries. An embassy spokesman declined to identify the soldiers or provide further details about the incident.
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Social Security hike draws mixed views in Tampa
In Tampa, seniors react to a 2.6 percent Social Security COLA effective Jan 3, with 93-year-old Ross Lethbridge noting its small size against past gains and a need for higher returns. Neighbors warn that low savings rates and Medicare Part B premiums may offset the increase, while poverty among the elderly remains a concern.
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Controversy Over Indian Casino Compacts Winds Through Mohawk and Oneida
The Oneidas and Mohawks negotiated state oversight of casinos with federal limits. A separate law allows alcohol on Indian lands only after tribal ordinance approval. Loran and Jacobs submitted such an ordinance, undecided about liquor service. Critics seek a referendum or court action to block the agreements.
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Haitian democracy effort at a dead end
Haitian Army chief Raoul Cedras declared plans to restore democracy in Haiti were at a dead end amid U.N. mediation and defections. As U.S. warships circled Haiti and about 300 U.N. personnel plus some American soldiers pulled back, Cedras pressed for a stricter amnesty for those involved in Aristide’s 1991 overthrow. U.N. monitors began exiting Port-au-Prince, with only essential staff remaining, while Caputo received heightened security due to threats.
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Clinton vows gunboat diplomacy over Haiti crisis
President Clinton says the United States will enforce U.N. sanctions and use unilateral steps to back democracy in Haiti. He announced sending three guided missile cruisers two frigates and a destroyer to waters off Haiti while Dole seeks congressional approval before any U.S. troops or actions.
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Plane crash near Skaneateles claims single occupant
A DAACALCICS two seat plane piloted by Anklin crashed at Twin Birches Dairy Farm on Benson Road Skaneateles after attempting an emergency landing. Investigators say engine stall may have caused the plunge from about 30 feet above cornfield. Firefighters recovered the body. cause will take months to determine. Anklin lived in North Carolina and ran Aero Drome with son Donald Anklin a Skaneateles firefighter was in D C Friday.
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Robertson speech provokes protests outside venue
Three AIDS action group ACT UP representatives condemn Pat Robertson as fearmonger and oppressor. Dana association notes say Robertson targets oppressed groups. Supporters including Paul Loran defend his message as worthwhile.
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