Train wreck in Florida derails Amtrak Auto Train
Amtrak Auto Train carrying about 483 passengers derailed near Crescent City in northern Florida killing six. The 41 car train, en route from Orlando to near Washington, overturned fourteen cars as rescuers airlifted injured to Jacksonville Daytona Beach and Gainesville hospitals. NTSB investigators were en route to determine the cause.
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Gainesville
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Boca Raton
Greg Martin
National Transportation Safety Board
Plane crashes into Milan skyscraper killing three
A Rockwell Commander plane crashed into the 25th floor of the Pirelli building in downtown Milan. Three people died and about 60 were injured as fire and smoke spread through the tower. Officials initially feared terrorism but called it likely an accident.
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Raffaele Taccogna
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United States
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Switzerland
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Robert Blake and bodyguard arrested in wife murder case
Los Angeles police arrest actor Robert Blake and his bodyguard in the May 1999 shooting death of Blake's wife Bonny Lee Bakley. Detectives seek murder with special circumstances and conspiracy charges. The DA will decide on charges Monday.
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Hidden Hills
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Bakley
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Sandi Gibbons
UN official accuses Israel over Jenin rescue failures
Terje Rød-Larsen, the UN special envoy, condemned Israel for not sending rescue teams after the Jenin invasion. He warned Israel lost moral ground as debris and ruins mark the camp and residents search for loved ones amid a halted curfew. Israeli officials rejected the claims, citing prior rescue efforts and deaths found.
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Los Angeles Times
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Middle East
Terje Reed-Larsen
United Nations
Larsen
Israel
Efir Luzzatto
Bush backs Sharon as man of peace amid Middle East tensions
President Bush endorsed Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon as a man of peace crediting steps toward end of the Israeli military assault. He noted Sharon’s rejection of an immediate withdrawal as he called for Arafat to deliver results. Critics warned the praise could anger Arab countries as a Saudi visit looms.
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United States
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