Navy plane crashes in Atlantic killing five aviators
A Navy training flight from the aircraft carrier John F. Kennedy crashed 75 miles north of Puerto Rico killing all five crew members. Cmdr. Stephen Honda confirmed the Carrier Airborne Early Warning Squadron 126 team was flying in clear weather when the crash occurred just before 6 p.m. Friday.
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Fire kills four in Philadelphia row house blaze
A weekend fire swept a waterless Philadelphia row house killing a woman and three children. A 16 year old girl survived with critical burns after leaping from a second story window. Investigators focus on a second floor makeshift kitchen and missing smoke detectors hindered escape.
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Blood bank ordered to pay 8.1 million in AIDS transfusion case
Jurors awarded Susie Quintana 6.6 million for a tainted 1983 transfusion from United Blood Services of Albuquerque. Her husband received 1.5 million for loss of companionship. Quintana died Friday as closing arguments began. Downey aims to appeal.
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Bush ads target family values in early television phase
President Bush moves into the TV phase of his re election drive promising ads only on programs aligned with family values. Plans include airing on MTM anniversary special and Olympics while avoiding Murphy Brown in midwestern markets.
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Court OKs interception of Haitians at sea
The Supreme Court allowed continued interception and forcible return of Haitians at sea without refugee status determinations while a case on legality is pending. About 38,000 Haitians have fled after the 1991 coup. 10,000 found political refugees, others sent back as nonpolitical.
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Superman co creator Joe Shuster dies at 78
Los Angeles AP Joe Shuster co created the Superman comic with Jerry Siegel in the 1930s. He died in his West Los Angeles home on Thursday from congestive heart failure and hypertension at age 78. Siegel called him a great artist and pioneer and lifelong friend. The duo sold the idea to DC Comics in 1938 but signed away most rights to the character.
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Bus carrying orphans strafed in Sarajevo
A bus carrying 50 orphans out of Sarajevo was hit by anti-aircraft fire on Sniper Alley. Two children, a 2-year-old girl and a 1-year-old boy, were killed. The attack occurred as evacuees waited six days to reach Bavaria, Germany, with 48 others surviving and 10 adults sheltered by families.
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