Janklow Near 75 MPH Before Stop Sign Crash
The accident report shows former governor Bill Janklow drove about 70 to 75 mph when he ran a stop sign and collided with a Harley, killing rider Randolph E. Scott. The Harley was estimated at 55 to 60 mph. no other vehicles were listed. Prosecutors will decide whether to file charges ranging from manslaughter to careless driving.
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Bill Janklow
South Dakota Highway Patrol
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Highway Patrol
Moody County
William Ellingson
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Ellingson
Russ Jank
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Randolph E. Scott
Minnesota Line
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California recall candidates unveil economic plans amid vote delay clash
In Los Angeles Arnold Schwarzenegger and Peter Ueberroth laid out recovery plans as a federal judge rejected a bid to delay the Oct. 7 recall vote over punch card issues. Feinstein urged against recalls while both candidates pitched austerity and audits. Schwarzenegger pledged no tax hikes and targeted cuts after a state audit, excluding education. Ueberroth promised a 5 percent across the board spending cut if elected.
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Arnold Schwarzenegger
Peter Ueberroth
California
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Feinstein
Schwarzenegger
Ueberroth
Gray Davis
Gasoline Pipeline Shutdown Triggers Phoenix Shortages
An idled Kinder Morgan pipeline supplying a third of Phoenix area fuel failed a high pressure test and was aimed to reopen by Sunday. The test halted near Tucson followed a July burst and August shutdown over safety concerns, causing days of long lines at gas stations.
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Phoenix
Tucson
Rick Rainey
Kinder Morigan Energy Partners
Tampa scrapes face recognition system after criticism
Tampa police scrap a face recognition program used in Ybor City's entertainment district after two years with no arrests and limited benefit. Captain Bob Guidara calls the effort useless, noting the city was among the first to install the software in June 2001 and compare faces to a 24,000‑record database.
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Tampa
Fla
Bob Guidara
Ybor City
WV Slayings Near Stores Linked to Drugs Not Sniper
Investigators say two of last week's three killings outside West Virginia convenience stores appear drug related, not random sniper acts. Ballistic tests indicate a .22 caliber rifle was used in the two Aug. 14 Campbells Creek area shootings, while the Aug. 10 Charleston victim still awaits bullet comparison.
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West Virginia
Campbells Creek
Kanawha County
Phil Morris
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