Witnesses Sought in TaGhardla Airport Bombing Case
Police still seek witnesses as no one has come forward about the TaGhardla Airport bombing. Chief Detectives Louis Cottell says without tips the investigation is difficult. Eleven people died and 75 were injured when the blast struck the baggage claim area at 6 33 p m Monday.
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Wrecker association faces split over dues and rules
In High Point the wrecker association debated staying together as a nonprofit group while enforcing a six month rotation and honoring member dues. About eight of roughly thirty local tow firms belong to the association, and non members risk losing prioritized emergency response. The meeting aimed to deter disbanding for personal gain and to maintain service for police calls and pinned wreck victims.
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Bomb threats close terminals at several airports
The Associated Press reports multiple U.S. airports closed terminals after bomb threats tied to the LaGuardia explosion that killed 11 last Monday. Columbus and Kansas City evacuated facilities. LaGuardia and Kennedy saw brief closures and a prank by three teens. no bombs were found and incidents caused scare rather than injuries.
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