Three Teens Die In SUV Crash At Religious Retreat
Three teenage cousins from Long Island died when their sport utility vehicle struck a tree and burst into flames during a religious retreat at Split Rock Resort in Lake Harmony Pennsylvania. Four others were injured two of them critically. The crash occurred just before six a.m. on a private road after the youths allegedly sped to negotiate a curve.
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Death toll in Russian mine blast rises to 44
In Osinniki western Siberia a Taizhina mine blast killed at least 44 miners with three still missing. Bodies recovered and funerals planned as investigators review methane surge causes and possible earthquake or coal seam shifts.
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Plea in deadly immigrant smuggling case in Houston
Abelardo Flores and Fatima Holloway pleaded guilty to conspiracy in a smuggling plot that left 19 illegal immigrants dead after being packed in a sweltering truck trailer. The defendants agreed to testify if needed, with sentencing set for July 12 and potential life terms. The trailer carried about 70 migrants from Mexico, Central America and the Dominican Republic, abandoned in Victoria after the heat.
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NASA safety culture hinges on top leadership changes
A private firm’s report released Monday ties NASA safety culture to attitudes and actions of agency leaders, echoing findings of the Columbia disaster board. Based on a survey of about 9,500 employees, the study aligns with expert calls for top-down reform. NASA declined comment.
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Sisters of three in Iraq face loss and return worry
John and Lori Witmer recount the deaths and duties of their daughters in Iraq. Michelle Witmer, 20, the first Wisconsin National Guard woman killed in combat, died April 9 near Baghdad. Charity and Rachel Witmer, twins and sisters, are serving in Iraq and in the same unit faced possible redeployment. Their family seeks to keep siblings from returning while honors are observed.
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Nichols defense seeks dismissal in state murder case
Attorneys for Terry Nichols ask a Oklahoma court to throw out the 161 first degree murder charges in the Murrah building bombing case alleging prosecutors hid exculpatory material. Judge Steven Taylor heard the motion but took no action, noting he would dismiss if exculpatory evidence was found.
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Bush Mubarak back Israeli Gaza pull plan endorsed
President Bush and Egyptian President Mubarak signaled cautious support for Ariel Sharon's Gaza withdrawal linked to the road map for Middle East peace. They urged progress toward a broader peace, with Bush reaffirming a goal of an independent Palestinian state by 2005 amid questions on Iraq.
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