Fire at Phillips Petroleum plastics plant in Pasadena
A series of explosions ignited a blaze at the Phillips Petroleum plastics plant in Pasadena Texas. At least one worker was killed more than 100 injured and 23 missing as flames forced rescuers to retreat. About 108 people were hospitalized with 33 admitted and several in serious condition.
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Cop's trial sparks courthouse clash in Miami
The manslaughter case of Officer William Lozano drew protests and a scuffle outside the Metro Justice Building as jury selection began. Supporters waved flags while opponents shouted Stop killing black men, and one bystander was arrested. The judge weighs venue amid family pressure.
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Iran leader hints at hostage deal with U S
President Rafsanjani proposed Tehran could aid the Bush administration to free American hostages if Washington helps release Iranian assets seized in the United States or resolve the Lebanon case of three Iranian diplomats missing since. Officials say a full text is unavailable and the offer is not yet accepted by Washington.
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Zsa Zsa Gabor Faces Possible Sentence For Battery
Beverly Hills actress Zsa Zsa Gabor said she is 100 percent innocent but ready for any sentence after a jury convicted her on September 29 of battery on a police officer, driving with a suspended license, and having an open container in her car. Municipal Judge Charles Rubin was to announce the sentence.
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Bakker faces stiff sentence over $100 million plea
In Charlotte North Carolina PTL founder Jim Bakker is set for sentencing by U S District Judge Robert Potter after prosecutors seek a severe term and restitution up to 100 million dollars. Bakker’s attorney pleas for mercy as the court weighs the case.
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Rural interstates death toll rises in 1988 report
The NHTSA reports an 18 percent increase in rural interstate fatalities for 1988, totaling 2,836 deaths, largely in states that raised speed limits to 65 mph. Over 93 percent occurred in 40 states with 65 mph limits in areas under 50,000 population. Gramm hints at 1996 bid as 1990 run nears. Ford apologizes to District police after wife’s traffic arrest and his profanity lashing, prompting an FOP-backed apology for calm.
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