Unruly Passenger Attacks Flight Attendant on Florida Flight
A red eye flight from Freeport Bahamas to Fort Lauderdale ended in violence as David Kreyer assaulted flight attendant Kristy Scott over a seat belt query. Scott suffered a fractured cheek requiring stitches. Kreyer, 24, from Warwick RI, was detained by sheriff and U S marshals on charges of assault and interfering with a flight.
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Fort Lauderdale
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Warwick R.L
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FBE
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Princess Diana gowns go on public exhibit in Washington
A month long show in Washington DC displays 20 gowns worn by Princess Diana as part of a two year charity tour aimed at raising 100 million dollars. Attendees paid 500 dollars for a gala at the Ronald Reagan Building while general admission is 12.50. The exhibit features spotlit gowns with wall captions and large photos. Maureen Rorech of Tampa bought 13 gowns for 870 thousand dollars at a New York auction and borrowed six others for the display. President Clinton announced three ambassadorial appointments including Kenneth Spence Yalowitz to Georgia and James Howard Holes to Latvia, with Stewart Robert Mann named for Turkmenistan pending confirmation.
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Holmes
State Department
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Philadelphia
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Sri Lanka
Town mourns after racial killing in Texas
In Jaseen Texas mourners attend a wake for James Byrd Jr a black man dragged to death by three white men as suspects John William King Lawrence Russell Brewer and Shawn Allen Berry deny involvement and plan to plead not guilty while a memorial service expresses calls for unity in the wake of the slaying.
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Tex
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Cleather Cooper
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Lean
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Randy Walker
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Joe Bob Golden
Brewer
Berry
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Hii
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Hollis
FBT
Carolyn McLemore
Betty Boatner
Jasper
Texas
Discovery brings Mir mission to a close with Thomas home
Space shuttle Discovery touched down at Cape Canaveral ending three years of U S Russian cooperation aboard Mir. Andrew Thomas the last American resident of Mir faced fatigue and illness after 415 months in zero gravity and required medical checks at Kennedy Space Center. NASA officials noted his hunger after 13 hours without food as he rested and recovered from the long mission. The excursion marked 977 days in orbit for the crew since 1995 amid fires near catastrophes and system failures. NASA Administrator Goldin praised Thomas while Commander Precourt urged progress on the international space station and plans for October shuttle flight with Senator John Glenn aged 77.
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Charles Precourt
Precourt
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Space
New safety rules for street-legal golf carts issued
The government classifies motorized golf carts as a separate category and imposes safety requirements for faster models including seat belts turn signals and rearview mirrors. Slow course carts stay exempt while older riders gain mobility and environmental benefits.
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National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
United States
Arizona
Sun Belt
Consumer Product Safety Commission
Couric speaks on coping after husband's death
Katie Couric tearfully described the crushing loss of husband Jay Monahan a NBC lawyer and legal expert who died of colon cancer at 42. Speaking to 1300 attendees at a businesswomen awards luncheon she said she endures for her two daughters and faces life’s major curve balls.
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Jay Monahan
NBC
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Veteran director Antonioni and stars in mixed fortunes
The 85 year old Antonioni famed for Blow Up has faced stroke effects and last directed in 1994 with a lifetime achievement Oscar in 1995. A Martha's Vineyard jury ordered Woody Harrelson to pay 4826.30 to Star photographer Connolly for a 1995 scuffle, while cameraman Adao won 2000. Harrelson defended privacy, comparing paparazzi to Princess Di case. Buddy Ebsen recovering from aortic valve surgery at USC, rest and recuperation planned. he is 90. Birthdays noted for Malcolm McDowell Tim Allen Ally Sheedy and the Olsen twins.
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Ebsen
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Vaughn Starnes
Dorothy
Buddy
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