Mother Tossed Boys From Bridge Leaves Family Grievously Shaken
A 3 year old boy survived after being hurled from a 50 foot bridge into frigid Los Angeles River waters while his 22 month old brother died. The mother Donna Fleming faces murder and attempted murder charges as authorities investigate motive. The father Michael Fleming Sr. expressed confusion over the act.
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France accuses five Americans of spying across ministries
Paris says five Americans including four diplomats conducted industrial and political espionage reaching into cabinet circles and the audiovisual and telecommunications sectors. The United States denies wrongdoing and no immediate retaliation is certain as officials weigh the diplomatic clash.
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Black children suffer higher poverty rates nationwide
Census data show 1993 poverty: 46 percent of black children vs 17 percent of whites. Iowa 1989: 50 percent of black children poor vs 13 percent white. National black family poverty 39 percent in 1993, up from 32 percent in 1969. Education gaps persist alongside income disparity.
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Iowa State University
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Helicopter crashes onto roof of Harvard boathouse four killed
A state police helicopter crashed onto the Harvard University boathouse roof after takeoff in Cambridge. Pilots Paul Perry and James Mattaliano died along with civilians Arthur Howell and Michael McCarthy, AT&T engineers. The crash near MIT drew crowds as the craft hung at the boathouse edge and investigators reviewed the unmanned rotor state.
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Fossett recalls fireball during first Pacific balloon crossing
Steve Fossett described a dramatic moment when a burner failed aboard his helium balloon mid Pacific, reigniting propane to form a fireball as flames licked the craft during his record solo flight from Seoul to Saskatchewan. He completed about 5,430 miles in four days, setting a distance record.
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South Korea
Leader
Saskatchewan
Helena
Mont
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Loyola University Natural Sciences
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St. Louis
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FDA Approves Hepatitis A Vaccine Havrix
The FDA approves the first hepatitis A vaccine Havrix for general use. SmithKline Beecham says Americans can buy the vaccine within a few weeks. The shot targets a liver virus common among travelers and seen in day care centers and salad bars.
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