Kevorkian trial date set amid vows to aid crisis
Detroit judge orders Dr. Jack Kevorkian to stop aiding in personal crises as a Feb 15 trial date is set on a charge of violating Michigan’s assisted death law. Kevorkian vows to continue his public campaign, likening the law to Nazi-era anti Semitic measures. meanwhile Miami tourism fears and a related conference cancellation follow a surge in violent crime.
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Tailhook defendant avoids court martial in Las Vegas case
Lt. Rolando A. Diaz, 35, heads to accept nonjudicial punishment for shaving a woman's pubic hair at the 1991 Tailhook convention in Las Vegas, avoiding a general court martial. The decision, issued by Vice Adm. J. Paul Reason, could lead to a fine or reprimand rather than prison or discharge. Only three officers remain slated for courts-martial over Tailhook. The inspector general's 1991 report cited 140 Navy and Marine officers for misconduct. about 50 accepted nonjudicial punishment.
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Secretary Christopher backs Arab boycott lift hope
Secretary of State Warren Christopher says the Israeli-Palestinian peace accord could spur lifting the Arab economic boycott against Israel. He notes Arab inaction hurts both Palestinians and Israelis and cites Saudi Arabia as willing to set past differences with the PLO aside. He remains hopeful Syria's cool initial reaction may grow warmer.
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Mandela urges lifting sanctions as South Africa moves toward multiracial rule
United Nations notes Nelson Mandela appeals for ending economic sanctions to spur foreign investment during a transition to a multiracial government. He says IMF World Bank credits should flow, while arms embargo should stay until新 government forms after elections next year. de Klerk welcomes the push as parliament forms a transitional council with black major ity in government.
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Clinton ties gun control to health care savings
President Clinton urged strong gun control at a Florida juvenile center linking crime prevention to reducing health care costs. He outlined a Senate anti crime bill to expand the death penalty for 50 crimes and add 50,000 police, citing rising youth gun violence and its burden on emergency wards.
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Oneida Nation Eyes Leader Election Amid Casino Profit Pressure
The government seeks a tribe wide election for a new leader and a formal process for selecting and removing leaders, including clan mothers and the men’s council. Officials stress monitoring and strengthening federal relations while Halbritter remains recognized as chief pending a six month study.
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Somalis kill three Americans in Mogadishu clashes
Three Americans were killed as helicopters patrolling Mogadishu came under fire near the Presidential Palace. The attack, described as a very lucky shot, follows weeks of hostile fire blamed on Aidid’s fighters. This marks the worst American loss since August 8.
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Syracuse officer shoots man during gun recall incident
A police officer fires a gun while attempting to holster it wounding Noel as investigators and Internal Affairs respond. It is the second such incident in four weeks. an Onondaga grand jury will review. Hawes was previously cleared in a separate shooting.
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