Navy pilot killed in fighter collision near Turkey
Two F 14 jets from USS Dwight D. Eisenhower collided over the eastern Mediterranean during routine flight. One plane crashed. one crew member died, the other injured, while the second aircraft returned to the carrier. The incident occurred 150 miles southwest of western Turkey. The Navy confirmed both crews were from the same aircraft.
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FBI to test Lewinsky dress for Clinton DNA
The FBI will analyze a dress owned by Monica Lewinsky to detect DNA that could link to President Clinton as part of Starrs probe. The dress was turned over under immunity and results may emerge before Clintons Aug 17 testimony. The case amid polling shows mixed public views on impeachment and Clinton’s conduct.
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Capitol officer laid to rest at Arlington
Wounded Angela Dickerson described the Capitol shootout, identifying the gunman who killed two officers. Special Agent John Gibson was buried at Arlington National Cemetery after a long procession, while Jacob Chestnut's burial was planned for the day. A security camera captured part of the deadly firefight and the suspect, Russell Weston Jr., remained in hospital awaiting arraignment and has not entered a plea.
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Limited review of King assassination under consideration
Justice Department officials weigh a limited reopen of the 1968 King assassination probe after talks with Coretta Scott King and Dexter King. Atty. Gen. Reno awaits family reaction as Raymond Fisher says process could address new allegations while the family seeks broader accountability.
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Wonder visits Mandela jail on Robben Island tour
Stevie Wonder toured Robben Island where Nelson Mandela was held for 27 years and saw the rock quarry while the former prison is now a national monument. He called Mandela a king and president and presented a stone to officials.
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