Americans Expect Wealth, Crime Tradeoffs For 1990s
A media AP survey finds Americans anticipate more wealth but more crime in the 1990s. Sixty percent see worsening pollution and crime, with 65 percent predicting pollution will worsen. 58 percent foresee education improving and 56 percent expect their finances to improve. Younger respondents show more pessimism, optimism rising for the decade.
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Panama to press murder charges against Noriega
The Panamanian government moves to charge Gen Manuel Antonio Noriega with murder over the Oct 3 coup killings and will ask the Vatican Embassy to hand him over for trial in Panama or the United States. Prosecutors say there is evidence linking Noriega to the deaths, while he remains at the Vatican Embassy seeking asylum after the U S invasion.
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Ten Years to Millennium Party or Doom Approaches
The piece notes preparations for the year 2000 turning point, with groups planning diverse celebrations and doomsday scenarios. It cites Millennial Society events for December 31 1999, a Great Pyramid bash, and blimp fleets for earthquakes on May 5 2000, while referencing biblical prophecies and historical dating errors that shifted the expected millennium.
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J. Gordon Melton
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Shotgun slaying tied to year long family feud
Elyria police say James Anderson, 41, of Lorain, killed Janice Sebastian, 36, at Midway Crossings after long family tensions and being ousted from a home a year earlier. Sebastian’s 12 year old daughter escaped as three shotgun blasts struck her mother near Toys R Us. Anderson is charged with aggravated murder and held without bond in Lorain County Jail. Police cite a prior Sebastian family incident linked to the feud.
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Nadia Comaneci eyes gymnastics comeback and new life
Nadia Comaneci culls lucrative offers in New York for movies, interviews, and endorsements after fleeing Romania via Hungary and Florida. She speaks of returning to gymnastics and opening a school in Southern California. Panait confirms they will stay in the United States, away from South Florida.
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