Marine aviators face new charges over Alps ski lift collision
Two Marine pilots Capt. Richard J. Ashby and Capt. Joseph P. Schweitzer were charged with obstruction of justice and conspiracy to obstruct justice after their EA-6B Prowler cut a ski lift cable in the Italian Alps. They previously faced 20 counts each of involuntary manslaughter and negligent homicide after the February 3 training flight caused a gondola to crash, killing 20 people.
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California actor Ralph Waite quits bid for Congress
The Waltons actor Ralph Waite withdrew from the race against incumbent Rep. Mary Bono after a special April election where Bono won 64 percent to Waite's 29 percent. In the June primary Bono led 57 percent to Waite's 30 percent in the open contest.
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Murder recording erased in New Jersey case probe
An accidental erasure destroyed prosecutors undercover tape of a call between a man tied to a pedophilia case and his young alleged victim. Stephen Simmons and Sam Manzie are central figures in a yearlong affair and a fatal slaying of Werner, an 11 year old boy.
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Phone company talks make progress in strike negotiations
Union and US West officials said Saturday they were making progress on the major issues that sparked a two week old strike. Spokesman Jerry Brown noted ongoing meetings and improvements from Friday talks, the first to yield encouraging results. The union plans to start strike pay of $200 weekly on Monday.
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Virginia cleans up after Bonnie aftermath
Southeast Virginia faced power outages and debris after Hurricane Bonnie, downgraded to a tropical storm. Damage reached about 15 million dollars with 300000 customers initially without power and 100000 still affected. Two deaths were linked to the storm, one in North Carolina and another in Myrtle Beach. Local officials described substantial residential damage and wastewater backflow from sewer pumps. Hurricane Danielle loomed as the next potential threat.
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Hurricane spares Cape Hatteras Lighthouse after near miss
Bonnie brushed Cape Hatteras coast sparing the 128 year old lighthouse. Aerial photos show sand accretion expanding beach in front of the landmark as erosion issues persist. National Park Service had planned an inland relocation next May if funds clear Congress, a move critics fear could damage the structure.
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