Echo Taps reaches across 41 miles with 866 buglers
In Bath New York on Armed Forces Day a cascading taps ceremony drew 866 horn players from 30 states along 41 miles of rural roads. Teens started the tribute with three notes, inspiring spectators who watched in silent tribute.
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Uzbeks Demand Release of Rebel Leader in Karasuv
Several hundred residents of Karasov gathered with placards calling for Bakhtiyor Bakhimov, a farmer turned rebel leader, and associates freed after government troops retook the town. The reb els supporters pledged to stay until release, voiced by his niece Dilnoza Rakhimova.
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Four Die as Plane Crashes on Coney Island Beach
A single engine Cessna 1728 crashed onto Coney Island beach at 1 30 PM killing four aboard and injuring no one on shore. Eyewitnesses described the plane circling before the engine stalled and sent the aircraft into a tailspin.
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Bush urges Calvin graduates toward community service
President Bush spoke at Calvin College in Grand Rapids urging the Christian college graduates to commit to community service while tying the message to political themes. The Saturday appearance highlighted both civic duty and campaign notes during the address.
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Bush urges bipartisan civic stance at senior graduation
President Bush told about 900 graduating seniors at a liberal arts college that national ideas should become American actions. He urged students to choose citizenship over spectatorship as they enter the world stage, amid protests over his appearance.
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Ricoeur Dies at 92 French Philosopher of Perception
Paris veteran philosopher Paul Ricoeur has died in his sleep at 92 at his home in Chatenay-Malabry. He advanced phenomenology and interpretation studies and authored more than 20 books. Seattle reports also note Mary Kay Letourneau and former student Vili Fualaau wed in a guarded ceremony after her release from prison.
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Prosecution Jackson trial nearing completion
The defense case in Michael Jackson's child molestation trial could wrap up sooner than initially expected. Attorneys offered no comment and did not dispute the statement, potentially ending the defense presentation in less than half the time first projected.
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