Bush to Philippines We’ll shut base in nuclear era
The Bush administration warned it will abandon the Subic Bay Naval Base in the Philippines if the Senate rejects a 10 year use pact tied to 203 million a year in benefits. Washington says no base concessions will reverse the vote and analysts call the outcome pivotal for US Philippines ties.
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Associated Press
America
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Police review after Dahmer case misses second chance
Milwaukee police investigate whether officers missed a chance to protect Konerak Sinthasomphone after two teen girls pressed for help and a missing Laotian boy was linked to Jeffrey Dahmer. Chief Arreola fired two May 27 officers and put a third on probation as scrutiny grows. Dahmer faces arraignment on 15 slayings with insanity plea expected.
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Jeffrey Dahmer
Cleveland
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Konerak Sinthasomphone
Arreola
Konerak
John A. Balcerzak
Joseph Gabrish
Richard Porubean
Balcerzak
Gabrish
Fire and Police Commission
Dahmer Hints Insanity Plea At Murder Hearing
Milwaukee AP Dahmer's lawyer hinted at an insanity defense at a hearing on 15 murder counts. Dahmer, 31, admitted killing and dismembering 17 men since 1978. Defense cites possible mental disease or defect as a factor in timing and responsibility.
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Jeffrey I. Dahmer
Dahmer
Gerald P. Boyle
Boyle
Names for Soviet Union swap around in alphabet soup
Washington reports a rapid rename spree as the Soviet Union considers dropping socialist in its title and cities like Leningrad revert to St Petersburg. Geographers note shifting country codes and a nine to ten item shopping list of new names approved by the State Department and Defense Mapping Agency.
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Richard Randall
Defense Mapping Agency
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State Department
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Haida
Independent Republic of
Moldavia
Moldova
Leningrad
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DMA
Soviet Union
Violence surges amid Johannesburg train and bus attacks
In Johannesburg and Natal a three day wave of black faction violence left at least 92 dead with 100 plus wounded. Inkatha and ANC factions attacked commuters on trains and at bus stops as army patrols and police combat riots. Authorities labeled four townships unrest areas and prepared extra reinforcements ahead of a peace pact signing.
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South Africa
Natal
Soweto
Crewe
Two anti abortion protesters charged at Solano Stroll
Albany police arrested Robert Powers and Steven Butler for displaying harmful material to minors and using pornographic material in advertising at the Solano Stroll festival. ACLU defender Margaret Crosby called the arrests disturbing and an unconstitutional attack on anti abortion speech.
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