Navy trainer crashes at Maxwell in Alabama kills two
A Navy T-34 training plane crashed Monday during touch and go practice at Maxwell Air Force Base in Montgomery. Both crew members were killed. Witnesses cited possible engine trouble as investigators review the single engine aircraft’s fatal descent.
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Nutcracker decor fills White House for holidays
First lady Hillary Rodham Clinton previews holiday decorations as the White House embraces a Nutcracker theme with 19 trees, 42 000 lights, pixies and soldiers. A gingerbread Victorian house stands inside, created by master pastry chefs over five months. Meanwhile Clementine mission officials report hidden ice in a south pole crater, suggesting possible future lunar habitation.
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Family Survives Plane Crash In Icy Pocono Night
In pouring rain and fog hundreds searched the Pocono Mountains for a small Cherokee Archer after pilot Gary Knapp reported low fuel. The crash left the Continental Airlines pilot, his wife Marie, and their two daughters clinging under a blanket for 16 hours before rescuers found them.
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Clinton silent on Carville Starr attack strategy
President Clinton remains silent on James Carville's push to discredit Whitewater prosecutor Kenneth Starr. White House spokesperson Mike McCurry said Clinton has not rendered an opinion and that Carville's approach does not reflect the president's thinking. Clinton favors respectful treatment of the independent counsel's work.
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NASA debates emergency spacewalk plan for jammed hatch
CAPE CANAVERAL FLA AP NASA flight controllers weigh fall back options if Columbia astronauts Tamara Jernigan and Thomas Jones must perform a spacewalk to free a jammed cargo bay hatch. Scenarios include sealing the cabin, using the airlock, or exiting via the side hatch.
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