Bombing motive still not certain to be determined
Navy Capt. Will C. Rogers, skipper of the USS Vincennes, emerged from seclusion to take the ship's helm for daylong exercises off the California coast. The FBI continued its probe into the pipe bomb attack on his wife, Sharon Rogers, and kept open the possibility that international terrorists were involved.
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Hijacker Conviction Validates Long Arm Tactics
Lebanese hijacker Fawaz Younis was found guilty in U.S. District Court of leading five men aboard Royal Jordanian Airlines flight 402 in Beirut on June 11, 1985. The Amal militia member and Beirut incident hostage crisis, lasting 30 hours, sparked U.S. use of international pursuit. Younis faces life imprisonment.
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Gun ban reversible described as temporary by White House
AP reports administration officials call the ban on imports of AK 47s and other semi automatic firearms temporary and reversible to prevent an imminent influx. White House aides say the move enforces current law and reflects concern over proliferation, while Bush remains opposed to a ban on such weapons.
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