Colombian cargo plane crashes into Paraguayan neighborhood
A Colombian DC-8 cargo jet bound for Miami crashed into seven houses in the Juan Sinfoniano Bogarin district near Asuncion after takeoff. At least 23 people died, including seven children. three crew members and one passenger were killed. Firefighters retrieved the black box as rescuers searched debris amid light rain. The aircraft belonged to Linea Aerea del Caribe and was not carrying cargo.
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Paraguay
Civil Aviation Office
Juan Sinfoniano
Associated Press
Cesar Rivarola
Rivarola
Linea Aerea del Caribe
Artemio Ines
Interior Ministry
National Emergencies Committee
Miami
Campinas
Sao Paulo
Ohio family mourns Dugan first US peacekeeper killed in Bosnia
The Dugan family of Belle Center mourns Sgt. 1st Class Donald A. Dugan 38 after his death in northern Bosnia from a land mine while on peacekeeping duty. He served since 1978 and is remembered by family and friends for his strength, intelligence, and as a devoted husband and father.
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Tuzla Air Base
Ramstein Air Base
Germany
Lakeview
Ouro
Donald A. Dugan
U.S
Bosnia
Betty Dugan
Lisa Dugan
Bill Clinton
Donald
Dugan
Belle Center
Mimi
Kenton
Hardin County
Westcentral
Ohio
Kathy Cahill
Ridgemont High School
Governors near Medicare deal on welfare and Medicaid
Governors from Wisconsin Nevada and others met to break the impasse between Congress and President Clinton over Medicaid and welfare. They reported being close to a deal but noted political maneuvering and white house concerns about federal guarantees versus state flexibility.
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Wasshington
Wisconsin
Tommy G. Thompson
National Governors Assn
Nevada
Robert J. Miller
Association
Congress
Clinton
Thompson
White House
Jury to Hear Salvi insanity defense in clinic murders
Boston jurors begin selecting a panel for John C Salvi II 24 a Hampton Beach hairdresser charged with two murders and five assault counts over December 30 1994 clinic rampages in Brookline Massachusetts The case tests abortion foes and pro lifers as organizers call for civil discourse while Salvi asserts an insanity defense and Planned Parenthood and Massachusetts Citizens for Life comment on the case impact.
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Boston
John C. Salvi II
Hampton Beach
N.H
Salvi
Brookline
Mass
Roger Evans
Planned Parenthood Federation of America
New York
Frances Hogan
Massachusetts Citizens For Life
Hogan
Madeline McComish
Online talks and chats pit celebrities against investors
A string of online events features Dr. Dean Ornish on America Online, Peter Lynch on Prodigy, Julia Sweeney on AOL, and Joshua Redman on MSN. Sessions cover heart health, stock tips, standup chat, and cultural topics, with venues like Smithsonian Online, Motley Fool, Playbill Online, and Black History Month pages.
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Today 7 Pan
Dean Ornish
America
Smithsonian Online
Peter Lynch
Prodigy
Eearn
Andrew Shetland
Bob
Microsoft
Comedy Connection Forum
MSN Today
Julia Sweeney
Tom & David Gardner
Motley Fools
America Online
Odeon
Sam Roberts
New York Times
Times
Globe
Joshua Redman
Microsoft Network
Joanna Kerns
Leader survives attempt on life near papal visit
President Alvaro Arzu escaped unharmed when an assailant tried to ram his pickup into him and his wife Patricia as they rode horses in Antigua, 15 miles west of the capital. Security guards shot and killed the attacker as thousands of police brace for Pope John Paul II's weeklong Central American tour opening in Guatemala City.
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Alvaro. Arzu
John Paul II
Patricia
Antigua
Central America
Guatemala City
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