Milosevic Arrest Sparks Violence and Charges in Belgrade
Serbian authorities pressed criminal charges against Slobodan Milosevic after a failed Saturday raid to arrest him as clashes between police and supporters intensified. Milosevic rejected the warrant, while prosecutors cited abuse of power and corruption linked to near 100 million dollars.
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Serbia
Kosovo
Gilliam recalls blast causing injuries and blame on gas leak
In the wake of the Wilkes Villa explosion, Gilliam describes severe burns and a prior gas odor. He defends his innocence and questions police suspicions about death by own action. He cites reports of gas leaks, gas-line work, and LMHA Columbia Gas records while stressing long-term pain and lack of compensation.
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Nancy Mitchell
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Chronicle correction on early prison release headline
Telegram incorrectly reported a Saturday Chronicle headline about an endangerer being released early from prison. The Chronicle clarifies no such headline appeared and the error concerns publication timing and content.
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Latinos Grow Rapidly Across the United States in Decade
A Brazilian native in Chicago who later moved to North Carolina notes labor patterns linking industries and cross border work. The 2000 Census shows the Hispanic population rising 58 percent to 35.3 million, nearly tying non-Hispanic blacks as the largest minority. New Mexico Texas Florida and Arizona lead growth with Los Angeles and New York City remaining major Latino hubs. In 2000 New Mexico had 765,000 Hispanics or 42 percent of the population, the highest share in the nation. The census also indicates Latinos expanding in the South and Midwest as whites and blacks remain sizable, signaling a broad geographic shift.
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Flats crackdown aims to restore Cleveland riverfront scene
City officials, business owners, and law enforcement tighten enforcement of drinking laws and boost river safety in the Flats after drownings and rowdy clubs. A safety task force under Mayor White pushes inspections, railings, life rings, and stricter club security to attract visitors and protect residents and workers. Mothers Against Drunk Drivers notes improved compliance as 10 of 30 liquor-license establishments faced violations last year. Local mothers and longtime owners stress continued crackdown to revive the riverfront district.
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Fred S. Szabo
Michael R. White
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Patricia Forcey
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James W. Pressler
Flats Oxbow Association
Pressler
Linda Dubrovich
Sagamore Hills
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