Jet Clip Collision At Lambert Airport Injures Eight
A TWA jet collided with a stray twin-engine plane on the Lambert Airport runway in St. Louis, tearing the roof from the smaller craft and collapsing it with two aboard. Eight of 142 Denver-bound passengers suffered minor injuries as the jet was evacuated and most travelers rescheduled.
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Killing Spree At DC Jail Targets Police HQ Shootout
A gunman reached the third floor of Washington police headquarters and opened fire, killing two FBI agents and a city detective before he was shot dead. Police say the incident created a hectic scene with scant explanations, amid Washington’s high murder rate this year and calls for better security at the HQ.
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U S Seizes Enriched Uranium From Kazakhstan Site
Washington says the United States will store a half-ton of enriched uranium found at a poorly protected Soviet-era facility in Ust Kamenogorsk Kazakhstan. The material, enough for about 50 nuclear bombs, was turned over after secret talks. Defense Secretary Perry and Energy Secretary O Leary briefed reporters at the Pentagon.
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Stocks rout on Wall Street amid Thanksgiving exodus
On Tuesday the Dow Jones average fell nearly 92 points in a broad stock rout, the worst one-day loss in nine months, as investors rotated into Treasury bonds and cash amid rising rates from Fed tightening. Analysts noted risk to 1995 profits, while some saw a buying opportunity.
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Sidney Poitier joins Walt Disney Co board of directors
Sidney Poitier, 67, has been elected to the Walt Disney Co board to fill the term of the late Frank G. Wells. Eisner praises Poitier as a man of broad entertainment knowledge and judgment. Poitier has starred in 40 films including Guess Who's Coming to Dinner. The term lasts until the annual stockholders meeting in February.
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