Bomb threats trigger searches of planes at O'Hare
Police searched three airplanes at O'Hare International Airport after two separate telephone bomb threats. A Mexicana flight was recalled and evacuated, another Mexicana plane was searched, and a Delta flight from Atlanta to O'Hare was also checked. No explosives were found. the Delta flight landed in Chicago and was further inspected with no suspicious items located.
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Cargo plane crashes near Russian Mission killing crew
A Douglas DC-6 with an engine ablaze crashed during an emergency approach to Russian Mission, Alaska, on Saturday near the Yukon River, killing at least one of four aboard. Witnesses reported two deaths. officials could not confirm. The aircraft circled the village before going down at about 3 p.m. near 378 miles west of Anchorage.
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Sugar plant blast injures 15 in Scottsbluff Nebraska
A massive explosion at the Western Sugar Co. refinery in Scottsbluff left 15 injured and one missing as seven of eight storage silos collapsed and sugar dust and debris scattered up to a mile away. Officials estimated damage at over $10 million and hoped to reopen within 60 days.
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Clinton kicks off west tour to raise funds for Dems
President Clinton lands in Denver for a three day fundraising swing aiming to collect about 4.5 to 5 million for the Democratic Party. He travels to Los Angeles Sacramento and San Francisco as part of his California journey.
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Hutu rebels massacre refugees in Burundi
Surviving refugees at a camp near Bugendana recount a brutal massacre by Hutu rebels that killed about 320 people, mostly women and children from the Tutsi minority, as the civil war in Burundi intensifies. Dozens of soldiers protecting the camp fell, and over 150 were wounded.
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Critics say federal arrest overhyped Viper Militia case
Critics question the July 1 arrest of 12 Viper Militia members in Phoenix. Prosecutors allege conspiracy to manufacture and possess destructive devices and other charges, while some observers say there was no imminent threat or clear plot. Six defendants released, videotape timing disputed, officials acknowledge the issue of overstated claims.
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Whoopi Goldberg plans Life Observations book notes bathroom chatter
Whoopi Goldberg says her upcoming Life Observations will explore gendered bathroom behavior with women openly chatting behind stall doors while men hesitate. she adds home habits differ, with women leaving small messes and men making a bigger mess. Arnold disputes Roseanne’s abuse claims and her Nicole Brown Simpson comparison.
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