Pilot Survives Duck Crash In Alaska Flight
Juneau brief says co-pilot was killed by a duck that crashed through the windshield onto the pilot’s shoulder during a 40 mile flight from Hoonah to Juneau. Pilot Oddvar Sand of LAB Flying Service reported feathers in his mouth and plans to stuff the duck for memory after the Saturday mishap.
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Juneau
Alaska
Oddvar Sand
L.A.B. Flying Service
Sand
Hoonah
Columbia — University of South Carolina
James Holderman
Research and Development Foundation
Chris Viahoplus
Holderman
USC Educational Foundation
Carolina Research and Development Foundation
Koger
Teens Indicted In Glen Ridge Sex Case Sparks Outcry
Four former Glen Ridge High School football players, all 19, were indicted on aggravated sexual contact, conspiracy, and related charges for allegedly hurting a developmentally disabled girl with a broomstick and bat in 1989 basement incident. Nine others present reportedly cheered. victims cannot consent due to IQ.
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Newark
N.J
Mign Senio
Glen Ridge
New York City
Essex County
Herbert H. Tate Jr
Quigley
Corcoran
Judge to view Mapplethorpe exhibit before ruling on obscenity case
Cincinnati judge David Albanese will tour the Robert Mapplethorpe photos exhibit at the Contemporary Arts Center before ruling on a motion to dismiss obscenity charges. A Thursday hearing will consider altering the indictment to meet Supreme Court standards as defense argues the 17S piece group does not violate obscenity. Barrie and Dennis Barre face pandering obscenity charges with possible $8,000 fines and jail time for Barrie.
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Cincinnati
Robert Mapplethorpe
David Albanese
Contemporary Arts Center
U.S. Supreme Court
Louis Sirkin
The
Arts Center
Dennis Barre
Sirkin
Rand
Barrie
Senate Nears Vote on Assault Weapons Ban
The Senate nears a decision amid clashes with police groups and the NRA over a proposed nine weapon ban. Debate features Sen. DeConcini and Hatch with a vote set to drop parts from a crime bill. The measure would ban imports of five semiautomatic models and outlaw four locally and seeks broader criminal and procedural reforms.
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Senate
Washington
National Rifle Association
Dennis DeConcini
D-Ariz
Senate Poly
Orrin Hatch
Utah
NRA
Bill
Alan ‘Simpson
Wyo
United States
Wea
Stockton
Calif
Protests and deaths deepen over slayings in Middle East
Palestinians in the occupied territories and Jordan protested the massacre of seven unarmed Arab laborers as violence surged on a third day. Four were killed and at least 47 injured amid heavy Israeli army gunfire. Prime Minister Shamir denied policy intent amid Arab and U.S. criticism. Pro-IRGC Hezbollah members burned effigies of Shamir and other leaders.
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Jerusalem
Occupied Territories
Jordan
Israel
Yitzhak Shamir
Shamir
U.S. State Department
Likud Bloc
Faisal Husseini
Hezbollah
U.S
Stranded Porpoise Is Saved on Dataw Island
A 800 pound porpoise stranded by an outgoing low tide in Jenkins Creek was aided back to sea by state wildlife officials and firefighters. Gentry Thames Archie West Tom Stone Vernon McKee and Chris Torrey worked in mud to place the animal on a tarp and tow it toward deeper water while splashing seawater to prevent sunburn. Officials expected the tide to rise and hoped the porpoise would swim away on its own once safely back in deeper water.
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Dataw Island
Jenkins Creek
Tom Murphy
Murphy
Gentry Thames
Archie West
Tom Stone
Vernon McKee
Chris Torrey
Dataw Bridge
More Country Kids Risk School Failure Than Suburban Youth
A study of 312 districts finds rural students faring worse than non rural peers in 34 of 39 risk categories including crime sexual activity drug abuse poverty and low mood. Officials say social and economic strains and attitudes contribute with some brighter spots in Minnesota North Dakota and Iowa.
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New York
National Rural Development Institute
Western ‘Washington University
Doris Helge
Western Washington University
Bellingham
Wash
Kkid
Minnesota
North Dakota
Iowa
Gorbachev Holds Hard Line Despite Baltic Talks
Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev pressed for Lithuania Latvia and Estonia to suspend declarations of independence while signaling openness to dialogue. Baltic leaders urged U S recognition and aid as private gas purchases for Lithuania ended amid a Kremlin blockade.
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Gorbachev
Roscow
Mihail Gorbachev
Mee
Lithuania
Kremlin
Stockholm
Sweden
Baltic States
United States
Exelope
Anatoly Gorbunov
Latvia
Rnold Ruutel
Estonia
Lat
Azimiera Prunskiene
Baltic
Oke
Declara
Indepen
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Aiken Standard
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Andar
Pencey
Alten
P.O
Dawtan Island
Jenkin’s Creek
Assocs
Wes
Johed Reuters News Service
Ruutel
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