SilkAir crash may have been caused by pilot action
Investigators from the US NTSB said death by own action is a possible factor in the SilkAir Boeing 737-300 crash in Sumatra that killed 104. They noted the pilot had conflicts with the co pilot and that the plane plunged from seven miles high into the Musi River.
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Snow Storm Halts Midwest Travel Inches Drift Across Region
A blustery snowstorm halted Midwest travel and knocked out power to over 400000 customers. Wisconsin logged about a foot of snow with 11 inches in Illinois and 10 in Indiana. Central Iowa saw 15 inches, forming 12 foot drifts in Des Moines as 40 mph winds persisted.
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Kosovo violence isolates Yugoslavia amid sanctions threat
Belgrade reports police crackdown in Kosovo provokes international pressure. Six powers meeting in London warned of new sanctions, including arms bans. Ethnic Albanians claim at least 52 killed in last week sweeps. Milosevic faces further penalties if police units stay beyond ten days.
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New Hunger Study Challenges Old Views On America's Needy
A Second Harvest survey of 28,000 food assistance recipients and 11,000 charities shows most hungry Americans live outside big cities, are mostly white and female, and often have jobs or are very young or very old. The study, conducted in early 1997, highlights increasing aid to working families and urges rethinking stereotypes about who needs help.
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Ex lovers turn on each other over baby's death
In Wilmington, Brian Peterson and Amy Grossberg, once high school sweethearts, allegedly concealed their newborn’s birth by killing him and discarding the body. Peterson pleaded guilty to manslaughter and will testify against Grossberg, facing up to 10 years. Grossberg seeks separate trials as evidence questions Peterson’s role.
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Lewinsky excluded from Jones case in Clinton split
A federal judge reaffirmed keeping Lewinsky related evidence out of Paula Jones sexual harassment suit as the Jones case moves away from the Clinton relationship. White House said Clinton unlikely to attend the Jones trial. Legal experts warned against subpoenaing the president.
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