Flight 800 report opens door to missile possibility
FBI agent in charge of the TWA Flight 800 probe says a shoulder fired missile could have downed the jetliner though there is no evidence of an attack. Investigators consider three explanations: bomb, missile, or mechanical failure.
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Guidelines Say First Grader Kissing Not Harassment
The Education Department released guidelines to help schools distinguish what counts as sexual harassment. They note a kiss from a first grader is not harassment unless it is severe persistent or pervasive and harms education. The case of Johnathan Prevette at Southwest Elementary School drew attention as officials clarified limits on harassment definitions.
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Israel mourns seven schoolgirls killed in Jordan shooting
Thousands attend funerals in Beit Shemesh for seven Israeli seventh graders killed on a field trip to Jordan's Island of Peace. Prime Minister Netanyahu vows the massacre will not derail Israel's stance, while Jordanian gunman Ahmed Mousa Magadseh, 28, is linked to the attack amid ongoing Middle East tensions.
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Ohio River Flood News From Metropolis and Surrounding Areas
Flooding across Metropolis Illinois and upstream towns like Paducah Kentucky and Smithland Kentucky worsened as the Ohio River rose further. Residents praised Paducah’s flood wall while earth and sandbag levees held back water threatening streets and homes. The Mississippi neared nine feet above flood stage as rain continued.
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Albania in Chaos as Berisha Refuses to Quit
Amid nationwide violence in Albania, President Sali Berisha stays in Tirana as U S military helicopters evacuate Americans. Civilians loot armories as opposition leaders claim the president has lost control while Bashkim Fino is named interim prime minister and elections are promised by June.
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