F-14 Crash During Willow Grove Air Show Kills Likely Two
A military F-14 Tomcat crashed in woods during the Willow Grove 2000 Sounds of Freedom show at 4 43 p m near houses outside the base. Two people were reported dead by an emergency dispatcher though authorities could not confirm fatalities or identify the victims. The base lies about 15 miles north of Philadelphia.
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Council endorses Israel pullout despite Lebanon dispute
The U N Security Council backed Kofi Annan s finding that Israel withdrew from southern Lebanon though Lebanon says parts of its territory remain occupied. Russia endorsed a revised statement noting serious reports of violations since June 16 amid tensions over border roads and fencing.
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North Korea accuses U S of war threat after summit
North Korea denounces U S actions as raising war danger on the Korean peninsula days after a summit with South Korea. Pyongyang criticizes U S troops in the South while Seoul and Washington caution against premature troop withdrawal, highlighting enduring tensions and vast military deployments.
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Americans favor national program to track environment linked disease
A nationwide survey shows nine in ten Americans want the government to reduce environment related diseases and support a national tracking system. Forty percent say government already tracks links to asthma cancer and birth defects, while 28 percent are unsure. 84 percent would worry if no tracking existed. Health Track advocates a comprehensive national approach backed by Georgetown University funding from The Pew Charitable Trusts.
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Harvard study says underage drinking widespread on campus
A Harvard School of Public Health study finds many students under 21 access cheap or free alcohol at fraternities and bars, with 63 percent reporting drinking in the past 30 days and 42 percent bingeing. The report urges harsher penalties for older buyers and bar owners who supply minors.
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Carrey stuns LA crowd with Good and Evil at Irene premiere
Jim Carrey showcased his split personality during the Los Angeles premiere of Me, Myself & Irene. He cavorted with fans outside the Westwood theater and then joined co writers Bobby and Peter Farrelly at the after party’s good and bad themed areas.
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Susjay Roberts compilation from J W Wire Reports
A condensed dispatch compiled by Susjay Roberts from J W Wire Reports summarizes recent developments across multiple briefs including local events, industry notes, and court updates, preserving names and places while avoiding sensational detail.
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