Disneyland Ride Accident Injures Two Tourists and Worker
A metal cleat ripped from the Columbia sailing ship at Disneyland struck two tourists from Duvall, Washington, a 34 year old man and a 48 year old woman, as the ship docked in Rivers of America. Both were critically injured and a park worker was severely hurt. Authorities gave no further details pending family notices. One witness described severe facial trauma and difficulty performing CPR.
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Atlanta study links name reporting to reduced HIV testing
A CDC study shows many gay men avoid HIV testing due to fears of having their names reported to the federal government. The report urges continued funding for anonymous testing while states move toward identifying codes for treated individuals. The primary reason cited is fear of learning HIV positive status.
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Bin Laden denies U S embassy bombing role in Africa
Osama bin Laden, accused of masterminding the U S embassy bombings in Africa, denies involvement but says he does not regret the attacks. The Taliban, which shelters him, exonerated him in a prior inquiry and renews calls for U S and Israeli removal while vowing to protect him.
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Freeze crushes citrus crop sparks price fears in California
Fresno AP reports three nights of freezing doom navel oranges a slush and ruined lemon and tangerine crops, with California losing at least 591 million dollars and 80 percent of fresh oranges on trees. Layoffs hit LoBue Bros and 91 citrus packing houses as harvests delay. Wholesalers see prices surge from 5.50 to 22 per cart with heavy retail markups.
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Capitol firetrap in House complex, inspector general says
Washington AP The House inspector general finds the Capitol and five office buildings are firetraps with unsafe egress and outdated systems. Major issues include defective Omega sprinklers, after hours ovens left on in Rayburn cafeteria, and haphazard fire protection planning by the Architect of the Capitol.
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Peck to Receive Humanitarian Award at Philadelphia Ceremony
Gregory Peck, 82, named recipient of the Marian Anderson Award for humanitarian efforts. He will accept the honor June 27 in Philadelphia, cited by Mayor Rendell for brave film choices against anti-Semitism and racism, with examples from Gentleman's Agreement and To Kill a Mockingbird. The award includes a $100,000 prize in Anderson's name.
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Compiled by Phil Wilke from W Wire Reports
A wire service digest compiled by Phil Wilke summarizes recent developments and notes from various sources. The brief item highlights key figures, locations, and reported actions, offering a compact snapshot of ongoing events.
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