Bus Crash in Neola Kills 3 on Private Swim Expedition
A private school trip near Neola Iowa ends in disaster as a bus overturns on Iowa Highway 191 killing three children aged 8 and 12 and injuring 16 others. The Tri Center District bus toppled after hitting a bridge abutment, with investigators from the National Transportation Safety Board and a Michigan engineering team joining in the inquiry.
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Neola
Iowa
Lori Ring
Lori
Paul Ring
Carolyn James
Council Bluffs
National Transportation Safety Board
Tri-Center
Avoca
Mosquito Creek
Safety Board
Ann Arbor
Mich
Martinez
Calif
Seattle family crime wave saddles police with 192 arrests
AP reports a Seattle family of seven boys aged 11 to 20 accounts for 192 arrests in nine years. The mother says the case shows a severe repeating crime pattern under one roof with multiple felonies and varying outcomes for each son.
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Seattle
Stephen Heard
Los Angeles
Louisiana
Sam
World War II bomber crashes into Chicago area neighborhood
A 1940s bomber taking off from Midway Airport crashed into homes on Chicago's Southwest Side, killing pilots John Worley and Kenneth Schons and bystander Elsie Rabideau along with injuring three others. Investigators sought causes as the craft, trailing smoke, failed to land and struck a residential area near Nathan Hale Elementary School.
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Chicago
National Transporation and Safety Board
Midway Airport
Midway
Nathan Hale Elementary School
John Worley
Medina
Ohio
Berry
Kenneth Schons
Arlington Heights
Elsie Rabideau
Cook County
Cease-fire falters as Beirut battles rage in Lebanon
In eight days of fighting the latest cease-fire collapses amid clashes in Beirut and nearby mountains. Officials report 245 killed and 406 wounded as Christian forces press Nabaa and Tal Zaatar while a Red Cross convoy evacuation faces attacks and delays.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Mohammed Hassan Ghoneim
Chimistar
Christian Phalange
Nabaa
Tal Zaatar
The
Red Cross
Jean Hoefliger
Belle Threatens First Hurricane Of 1976 Season
Tropical Storm Belle lingered 375 miles east of Palm Beach with 50 mph winds and forecasters predicted it would strengthen to hurricane status by Saturday. No land threat was seen yet as marine warnings remained in effect for the northern Bahamas.
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Miami
Belle
Atlantic Ocean
Clark
Bahamas
Atlantic
Africa
Puerto Rico
Anne
Weekend Weather Outlook With Mild Temperatures
Fair skies expected tonight and Sunday with lows near 60 and highs in the 70s. Rain chances 20 percent tonight and 10 percent Sunday. Extended outlook shows fair skies Monday and Tuesday, with a Wednesday shower chance and temps warming into the 70s and 80s.
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Bill Somerville
Mark Stang
Stang
Page James
Jim Gilbraith
Lowell Gilbraith
Robbie Hood
Ernest L. Hood
James
Willard James Sr
Cedar Creek
Richard
State
David
Joseph Curtin
Hassan Sabri Khali
Egypt
Arab League
League
Geneva
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