Plane Crash Kills Pilot and Boy as Passengers Hurt
A plane clipped trees and crashed in a field near a Galion Ohio airport killing the pilot and a young boy while two other passengers, a woman and a girl, were critically injured. The two survivors were evacuated by helicopter to Cleveland Metro Health Medical Center. Names and ages were not released.
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Galion
Ohio
State Highway Patrol
Cleveland Metro Health Medical Center
Rick Zwayer
Foreign churches warn on Episcopal gay vote in Minneapolis
As the Episcopal General Convention meets in Minneapolis to decide on the first openly gay bishop and possible same-sex blessings, conservative overseas church leaders from Nigeria and Malaysia warn a pro gay vote could push them to break from the U.S. church and strain the global Anglican Communion.
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Nigeria
Malaysia
Episcopal General Convention
Anglican Communion
Episcopal Church
U.S
Africa
Asia
Peter Akinola
Anglican Church of
England
Robert Wright
General Theological Seminary
New York
Robinson
American journalist freed after Aceh visa violation case
William Nessen, a 46 year old New York City journalist, is released after a 40 day sentence including time served for failing to report his whereabouts and listing an old address on his visa. He spent three weeks with the Free Aceh Movement rebels in Aceh province before turning himself in.
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Banda Aceh
Indonesia
Aceh
William Nessen
Nessen
Sumatra
New York City
Free Aceh Movement
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