Experimental Clipper flight marks successful second test
The Delta Clipper Experimental Advanced rocket completed its second test flight at White Sands New Mexico reaching nearly 2000 feet and landing upright. Pete Conrad praised the craft after a 63.6 second flight as program officials call it flawless.
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Nuclear plant damage suits thrown out
A federal judge in Harrisburg dismissed more than 2,000 damage claims against the Three Mile Island plant for lack of proof. The ruling cited insufficient evidence to raise a genuine fact dispute, despite alleged radiation exposure from the 1979 accident.
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Central Pennsylvania
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Freemen Resume Talks With FBI After Defections
Jordan Montana APFreemen return to negotiation table with two FBI negotiators at a dirt road card table near the compound while Edwin Clark joins a 30 minute talk at a nearby church. Gloria Ward and her two children left the site prompting Utah authorities to drop a custodial interference charge. The Wards’ departure delays further FBI pressure actions for now.
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Central Park beating victim identified after days in coma
A 32 year old pianist was attacked in Central Park and remained in a light coma in critical condition. Police identified her after fingerprints matched those from her 57th Street apartment using a Page One facial sketch. Investigators sought a suspect while examining her belongings and questioning acquaintances.
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White House admits FBI files were obtained by mistake
The Clinton White House acknowledged it sought and received about 330 FBI files, including those of Newt Gingrich's press secretary and James Baker. Republicans denounced the move as political spying, while White House aides called it a bureaucratic mistake and questioned who knew and why the files stayed at the White House.
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Washington
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Clinton
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Jerry Plotkin Dies at 62 After Iran Hostage Ordeal
Jerry Plotkin the only non government worker held during the Iranian hostage crisis died at 62. A friend said Paen reported he had a heart transplant six years ago and had been ill for months before his death after a Thursday hospitalization in the San Fernando Valley.
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Rutgers University
Jerry Plotkin
Iran
Bey Hospital
Alex Paen
Los Angeles
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San Fernando Val
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