Rail plan to save Lake Shore line faces tax-funding doubts
Huntington Township trustee Mary Beth Derikito called the restoration of the Lake Shore line a hobby and said no tax money should fund it. Wellington councilman Fred Alspach warned that rail safety could worsen as crossings double from four to eight. Officials expect rail traffic to rise 400 percent after Conrail’s takeover by Norfolk Southern and CSX.
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Man files $50 million suit over stun belt incident
In Long Beach California Ronnie Hawkins, jailed on a three strikes charge, was shocked with 50,000 volts via a remote stun belt during a sentencing hearing. Hawkins sues for civil rights violations seeking 50 million dollars as officials review appropriate use of the device. The incident sparks calls for clearer stun belt guidelines and ethics questions. Hawkins’ sentencing is moved to a new judge on September 25.
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Attacks Hit U S Embassies In Africa
A pair of car bombs struck U S embassies in Dar es Salaam Tanzania and Nairobi Kenya within minutes, destroying much of the Dar es Salaam site. Cranes worked amid smoke as Marines and fire crews aided the wounded and embassies tightened security.
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Clinton vows to track down embassy bombers
President Clinton condemned the Kenya and Tanzania embassy bombings calling them cowardly acts of violence and pledged to pursue and punish the perpetrators no matter how long it takes. He ordered flags at half staff and mobilized medical aid and antiterrorism teams as officials confirmed deaths among Americans and Tanzanian staff.
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