Seven missing after copter crash off California
A Marine Corps CH-46 Sea Knight with 18 aboard crashed during a training mission 25 miles southwest of San Diego. Eleven were rescued, seven remained missing as Navy and Coast Guard ships and helicopters searched through the night in 59 degree water.
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San Diego
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Coast Guard
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Patricia Restrepo
Bon Homme Richard
Balboa Naval Hospital
Joshua Smith
Pecos
Restrepo
15Th Marine Expeditionary Unit
Camp Pendleton
Lawrence Airport to Celebrate New Hangar Ceremony
The June ribbon cutting at Lawrence Municipal Airport marks 70 years since the city built its first hangar and runway near the bean field north of town. Officials say the event honors early efforts to connect northeast Kansas with air service and boost local aviation business and growth.
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Gwin/Journal-Worlp
Phara
Gene Sickler
Lucas Carpenter
Hetrick Aircraft Inc
Lawrence Municipal Airport
Topeka
Kansas City
Lawrence
Kansas
Pangar
Kansas leaders push for records dispute board
Gov. Bill Graves and Atty. Gen. Carla Stovall propose legislation to create an independent board to resolve public records and meeting access disputes. The board would fine officials who violate the law, following investigative reports by 19 Kansas newspapers including the Lawrence Journal-World.
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Bill Graves
Carla Stovall
Toreka
Kansans
Don Brown
Graves
Kansas
Lawrence Journal-World
Spy standoff echoes Cold War tensions in Washington Moscow
Washington and Moscow trade harsh words as a Russian diplomat is accused of eavesdropping at the State Department. Yeltsin criticizes Clinton over Chechnya while both nations clash on Kosovo, missile defenses, NATO, and Caspian energy resources, signaling a chilly drift rather than a renewed arms race.
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Moscow
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Boris Yeltsin
Clinton
Chechnya
Russia
Yeltsin
Beijing
Kosovo
NATO
U.S
Caspian Sea
AP Pure
Department of State Security
United States
Severe morning sickness signals baby’s sex, study says
Stockholm researchers report in Lancet that women with severe morning sickness in the first trimester are likelier to have daughters. Analyzing over a million Swedish births from 1987 to 1995, among 1,900 hospitalized with vomiting, 56 percent had girls and 44 percent boys.
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Stockholm
Karolinska Institute
Hippocrates
Lancet Medical Journal
Sweden
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