Mandarino and fiancee charged after rescue chase
Mandarino 23 and Kimberly Kuda 21 were jailed after a weeklong search for Mandarino who reappeared in Hackensack. They face conspiracy, false alarm and drug violations with Kuda also charged for filing a false police report.
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Dozens killed as Cubana Tupolev crashes near Quito airport
A Cuban Tupolev 154 crashed during takeoff from Quito's Mariscal Sucre airport, slamming into a soccer field and a shop. At least 78 dead, 15 survivors. On board were 76 passengers and 14 crew. victims included 19 foreigners from Cuba, Chile, Italy, Spain, Argentina, and Jamaica.
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Northwest pilots strike leaves travelers in transit chaos
Northwest passengers faced hours of delay or detours as a pilots strike halted 1,700 daily flights. Both sides talked of resuming talks, but no new schedule emerged. The carrier canceled most departures through Tuesday, grounding cargo and disrupting routes at Kansas City and major hubs.
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Russia afirms march toward market reforms amid crisis
Acting Prime Minister Viktor Chernomyrdin pledged that Russia will not revert to Soviet style control as it seeks to revive its economy. With Clinton and Yeltsin set for a Tuesday summit, officials wrestle with reform pact, cabinet formation, and limits on presidential power while parliament demands influence over ministers and cabinet secrecy.
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Van Damme recalls near death from cocaine binge in Hong Kong
In a September 4 interview Entertainment Weekly recounts Jean-Claude Van Damme’s close call while using cocaine in a Hong Kong hotel. He describes feeling lifeless and cold, then reviving with resolve to quit cocaine and treat manic depression. The piece tracks his recovery and remarks on his current medication.
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Phil Wilke Reports From J W Wire on Local Events
Phil Wilke compiles J W Wire Reports detailing ongoing local events across the region. The dispatch highlights community activities, civic updates, and notable happenings affecting residents and neighborhoods.
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