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Aiken Standard in Aiken, South Carolina

24 Apr 2002

Page 10

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Aiken Standard

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Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 2002

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10

Signal under investigation after head-on train crash

A Burlington Northern freight train collided with a Metrolink double decker near Placentia California killing two and injuring about 260. NTSB chair Marion Blakey noted a possibly faulty signal though too early to conclude. Passengers aided one another as responders rushed to 10 area hospitals.

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Placentia Calif Southern California Jackie Bisesi National Transportation Safety Board Marion Blakey Burlington Northern Santa Ana Metrolink Bill Marin Dan Veenhaas Bisesi Bill Dean Orange County Fire Authority NTSB
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Pope lays out agenda for U S cardinals in abuse crisis

Vatican discussions with U S cardinals focused on how to handle priests accused of abusing minors. The pope called abuse a crime and sin, urged removal of abusers, and debated whether wayward priests should return after therapy. A potential national lay panel and reform proposals were discussed for a June bishops’ meeting.

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Vatican City John Paul I Vatican Cardi Church of Nativity Bethlehem Bishops’ Conference Roger Mahony Los Angeles
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Zero tolerance arrests hit airport workers after terrorism policy

Attorney General Ashcroft touts zero tolerance as hundreds of airport workers face fraud and immigration charges. Officials say about 138 at Dulles and Reagan National, plus 10 at Baltimore, lied about criminal histories or status after 9/11.

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Washington John Ashcroft Dulles International Airport Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport Baltimore Washington International Airort
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