Ferry victim survived 9 11 ferry tragedy
John Healy an insurance lawyer who had escaped the World Trade Center disaster died when the Staten Island ferry struck a concrete pier. Healy 44 left his office early to take his son to baseball practice. Also killed were several Staten Island, Manhattan and Queens residents including Frank Sullivan 46 Pio Canini 52 and Guillermo Pagway 44.
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NTSB Seeks Pilot Drug Tests in Staten Island Ferry Crash
Investigators ruled out weather and mechanical causes and issued a subpoena for blood and urine samples from Assistant Captain Richard Smith to see if medication influenced the wreck that killed 10. Captain Michael Gansas will be interviewed as details unfold.
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Split in Episcopal Church Seen as Inevitable
U S Episcopalians who oppose plans to consecrate the first openly gay bishop say they will form an independent network of conservative churches. Anglican leaders seek ways to ease tensions as evangelicals feel alienated after decades of debate over homosexuality and blessing ceremonies for gay couples. Bishop Robert Duncan of Pittsburgh says conservatives have enough support to realign the church.
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Courts deny last attempt to involve governor in Schiavo case
Two Florida courts rejected the Schindlers push to reinstate Terri Schiavo's feeding tube. The move would have directed Gov. Jeb Bush to intervene. Doctors say she will die within two weeks after her feeding tube was removed this week.
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