Investigators Seek Flight 1420 Computer Clues In Crash
Federal investigators remove part of the twisted fuselage of American Airlines Flight 1420 to access cockpit computers that could reveal if spoilers reverse thrusters and brakes were functioning during the storm landing. The MD-82 crash in Little Rock killed Capt Richard Buschmann and eight passengers.
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Mental Health Plan To Be Announced At White House
President Clinton leads a White House conference to dispel myths about mental illness and boost acceptance. Darren, a 38 year old delivery worker with mild retardation and anxiety, embodies stigma faced daily. Clinton, Gore and their wives host a session announcing a 7.3 million National Institute of Mental Health study and require health plans to cover mental illness and substance abuse for federal workers. Guns and spending dominate Congress as it returns from Memorial Day break, with a push on a juvenile justice bill and potential votes on budget bills for the new fiscal year.
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Eight Arrested For Counterfeiting Scheme in Los Angeles
Eight Southern California residents were arrested after an indictment on 45 counts of counterfeiting conspiracy and money laundering. They allegedly churned out 15 000 phony copies monthly of Microsoft software including Windows 98, then shipped disks overseas with fake certificates of authenticity.
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Democrats Predict Clinton Senate Win in New York
Two New York Democrats forecast Hillary Rodham Clinton will win the 2000 Senate race in New York though she has not announced officially. Rep. Nita Lowey and Sen. Charles Schumer argue her message on bread and butter issues resonates nationwide, while Harold Ickes notes she could still withdraw if circumstances require.
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Salesman dominates Tonys with four wins and Miller honored
Death of a Salesman took four Tonys including best revival while Side Man won best play and Fosse best musical. Brian Dennehy and Elizabeth Franz earned acting nominations for Salesman, Robert Falls won directing, and Arthur Miller received a lifetime achievement award. Judi Dench won for Amy's View as Annie Get Your Gun claimed best musical revival.
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