Yale Athletics Resume After Tragic Campus Crash
Yale University resumed athletic events after a daylong pause to honor four student victims of a crash involving nine Delta Kappa Epsilon brothers. Nicholas Grass, 19, of Holyoke, Mass., died, having helped lead the baseball team. Three other students died Friday. others remain hospitalized as investigators review weather, road conditions, and a crash reconstruction.
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Plot alleged to kill Washington governor Locke
Federal agents say James D. Brailey Jr a former anti government leader may have plotted to assassinate Governor Gary Locke. The informant told the FBI Brailey carried threats and planned a dry run at the Capitol while Brailey was barred from possessing a firearm by a prior domestic violence conviction.
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US seeks Yugoslavia Bosnia aid leverage in war crimes hunt
A Bush administration envoy presses Yugoslavia and Bosnia to arrest Radovan Karadzic and Ratko Mladic for the UN war crimes tribunal. Prosper warns aid could be cut if progress stalls, while Karadzic remains at large years after indictments.
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