Yahweh ben Yahweh Calmed for Conspiracy Murder Arson
Yahweh ben Yahweh a black supremacist sect leader was sentenced to 18 years in federal prison with a $20000 fine for conspiring to use murder and arson to support a mult million dollar religious empire. He and six disciples were convicted of ordering 14 murders and attempted killings and the Delray Beach arson. The court noted jurors acquitted seven disciples and deadlocked on two.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Yahweh Ben Yahweh
God the Son of God
Delray Beach
Miami
New York Times News Service
State campaign urges women to quit smoking
Minneapolis report describes a new state ad push against female smoking. A billboard model appears to live and stub out a cigarette on an advertising executive's balding scalp, signaling that women have been exploited. Kathy Harty helped craft the $321,000 effort as head of public health smoking prevention.
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Minneapolis
Kathy Harty
State Department of Public Health
Boy killed over loan debt tied to San Francisco restaurant owner
In Golden Gate Park a 9 year old boy was found dead and officials say a $100,000 loan shark debt led to kidnapping and murder. Investigators tie the debt to Nga Tuyet Q. O and her brother Tom Wu, with Wu once dating the boy's mother Suu-Jan Chem. Police seek leads as they pursue arrests in a case marked by violence and silenced witnesses.
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Gebi
San Francisco
Golden Gate Park
Michael Nguyen
Nga Tuyet Q. O
Tom Wu
Suu- Jan Chem
Bay Bridge
Volcano Floods Force Shelter Near Clark Air Base
In the Philippines heavy monsoon rains over three weeks trigger rain and debris avalanches from Mount Pinatubo. More than 50 people killed, 6,245 residents seek refuge in abandoned Clark hangars as rivers fill with volcanic muck and flood channels.
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Manila
Philippines
Thoneandeaf
Emma Tablanza
Iraq doubles food rations to ease shortages
Baghdad reports the government will double distributions of flour, sugar, rice, and other commodities this month to tackle market scarcities. The move comes as Saddam Hussein seeks public support amid Western tensions and ongoing regional crises involving a no fly zone and Shiite unrest.
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Iraq
Saddam Hussein
Tas
Saddam
U.S
Sudan famine toll rises as civil war persists
In Sudan a nine year civil conflict fuels famine and displacement across the south while international aid pours into the most destitute regions. Witnesses report mass hunger, illness, and fatalities in camps near Khartoum as millions seek relief.
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Khartoum
Sudan
Somalia
Sarajevo
Mogadishu
Roger Schrock
New
Sudan Council of Churches
Nairobi
Kenya
U.N
Fear and rumor hamper aid to immigrant communities
Tony Henderson of the South Florida Border Patrol voices concern that fear will prevent immigrants from receiving help. Attorney General William Barr assures undoc umented workers they will not be detained and encourages them to seek assistance. Rumors persist of Immigration and Naturalization Service agents pursuing illegal aliens as relief workers describe devastation in Homestead and Florida City. Helicopters frighten residents who equate them with past Guatemalan violence and Army actions.
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Tony Henderson
South Florida
Homestead
Florida City
Jack T. Leonard
Guatemala
Fed holds fire on discount rate cuts amid dollar wobble
Analysts say the Fed avoided a bold discount rate reduction despite waning dollar strength. The decision, seen as cautious, may offer little relief to borrowers while signaling a heavier emphasis on the domestic economy over currency impact.
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Fed
Jones
U.S
Bush and Clinton grapple with economy ahead of fall campaign
President Bush and Bill Clinton enter the fall campaign with weak economy concerns and fresh baggage. Bush touts pro business stance in Fredericksburg while Clinton faces unemployment worries and endorses Sierra Club support in Little Rock. Clinton admits past lobbying links regarding his uncle and a Naval Reserve appointment, prompting scrutiny from Bush aides. Campaign schedules place Bush in Ohio North Carolina and Kentucky with Labor Day events, Clinton in Detroit Independence Missouri and Cincinnati as Gore sprints for support.
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Bill Clinton
Clinton
Sai Bush
Texas
Lke
Midwest
Little Rock
Ark
al Gore
The
Sierra Club
Torie Clarke
Border South
Painesville
Ohio
Hendersonville
N.C
Louisville
Gore
Detroit
Harry Truman
Independence
Cincinnati
Quayle
Darlington
D.C
Colorado
California
UN pleas for millions to aid war torn Bosnia
In Sarajevo the United Nations seek millions to aid Bosnia Herzegovina as outrage over an Italian aid plane crash clouds the airlift. Belgrade's Milan Panic survived a no confidence vote 66 30 in parliament amid Serb nationalist tensions. An Italian cargo plane was shot down en route to Sarajevo with four crew members found dead. The UN suspended airlifts pending investigation while Rome called for escort flights. A Geneva conference urged 434 million for refugees with Bosnia needing far more for winter.
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Bosnia-Herzegovina
United Nations
Belgrade
Milan Panic
California
Slobodan Milosevic
Split
Sarajjevo
Yugoslavia
Bosnia
Sand Finhtore Ura
Mont Tara
U.N
Italy
Mike Aitchinson
Zagreb
Croatia
Geneva
Weekend Weather Outlook With Warm Holiday Plans
Partly sunny Sunday with a 40 percent shower or thunderstorm risk and highs in the upper 70s. Labor Day through Tuesday show mainly sunny periods, warm and humid conditions, with mid to upper 70s highs. Cooler by midweek with a chance of showers and 65 to 70 highs amid unsettled Atlantic and Northwest conditions.
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Maine
Georgia
Middle Atlantic States
Appalachians
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