Navy F-14 crash in Atlantic leaves one missing after ejections
A Navy F-14 Tomcat on a training flight crashed about 65 miles east of Elizabeth City North Carolina. The radar intercept officer was rescued while the other pilot remained missing as search efforts continued. This marks the seventh military plane crash since September 13, prompting a one day safety review by all services. The incident occurred around 4 pm during a training exercise with another aircraft. Coast Guard and Navy officials are investigating the crash.
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Pope says no Holocaust apology yet from Vatican
On a Brazil flight Pope John Paul II said a universal Vatican apology for World War II is not imminent and noted other holocausts besides the Nazi era. He spoke on Rosh Hashanah amid pressure over wartime Catholic inaction and amid expectations following the French church apology.
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Shuttle departs Mir after delivering supplies and goodbyes
Atlantis undocks from Mir Houston. Astronauts hug Mir crew after delivering a new computer and fresh water, as Michael Foale prepares to return to Earth after 414 months aboard the station. The crew notes a damaged solar panel and seeks help locating collision holes, while Foale looks forward to rediscovering life on Earth.
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Reno to expand Gore fund-raising probe into phone calls
Attorney General Janet Reno will open a 90 day preliminary investigation into Vice President Al Gore's fund raising calls from his office a move that could lead to a special prosecutor. Clinton and Gore defend legality while Republicans press for scrutiny of White House fundraising lines. The review may extend another 90 days and must conclude by October 15.
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Nicole Kidman courted by Dior after Oscars gown
Nicole Kidman reportedly drawing a $2 million offer from Christian Dior to wear the house's fashions exclusively for a year, amid discussion of a major endorsement. Meanwhile Patricia Arquette argues for more respect for stay at home wives, and Fiona Apple discusses fame, New York roots, and a subway habit.
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