Liberian coup leader Quiwonkpa reported killed
Liberian state radio says Brigadier Gen Thomas Quiwonkpa, leader of a failed coup, was shot dead by government forces. President Samuel Doe’s regime reported arrests of opposition figures and a fire at an opposition party headquarters as borders and airports remained closed after the effort.
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Rajneesh pleads guilty and leaves United States
Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh pleads guilty to two immigration counts and agrees to depart the United States within five days after a suspended 10-year sentence and $400,000 fine. He says he will not return for five years without permission.
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