Air show fighter jet crashes near Denver. pilot killed
An A 86 fighter jet crashed during Air Show Colorado 97 east of Jefferson County Airport in Broomfield suburb. The 63 year old pilot died. no spectators were injured and no one else was aboard. Authorities identified the incident with FAA confirmation of the pilot's death.
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Mike O’connor
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Seattle
Leftists win big in French parliamentary vote
In Paris, leftist parties surged in the parliamentary elections, securing 275 seats to conservatives 262. the Socialists will govern with Communist support, marking Chiracs need to share power until 2002 and likely elevation of Lionel Jospin to prime minister amidst unemployment concerns and euro timing.
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Jospin
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Vaccine boosts chimps against AIDS in long term tests
Washington Post reports chimps immunized with a nasal spray and arm booster vaccine resisted repeated HIV exposure for up to a year. The study notes strong, lasting immune response, but cautions results may not translate to humans and cites Wyeth-Ayerst funding concerns.
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Washington Post
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Radnor
Wyeth
Clinton
Betty Shabazz in hospital after suspicious fire
Betty Shabazz, widow of Malcolm X, was severely burned and hospitalized in critical condition after an early morning apartment fire in Yonkers. A male relative, reported as her grandson Malcolm Shabazz, was taken into custody on juvenile delinquency charges. police say an accelerant was used and the door forced open.
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Edward Oakley
New York
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Safir
Bruce Greenstein
Jacobi Hospital
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Fire Battalion
Anthony Troia
San Antonio
Malcolm
Sutton
Cedar Rapids
Iowa City
Flight Attendants sue tobacco industry in $5 billion class action
Twenty six non smoking flight attendants led by Mildred McQuown sue the tobacco industry alleging in flight cigarette smoke caused illness. The suit seeks class action status for about 60 000 attendants as jury selection begins in an historic secondhand smoke case.
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Mildred McQuown
Northwest Airlines
Minneapolis
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Norma Brain
Stafford
Panel backs ban on human cloning for now
A Washington panel of scientists religious scholars and ethicists urges President Clinton to ban human cloning temporarily until societal values and safety concerns are settled. The draft report recommends a voluntary moratorium at research facilities and government funded labs, noting no humans have been cloned and Dolly the sheep sparked the study.
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