Double plane crashes rock Russia amid terrorism probe
Investigators search for cause after two jets crash near Buchalki and Rostov, killing 89. Officials rule out immediate terrorist conclusion, examine hijack signals, bad fuel, mechanical failure, and human error as data from recorders is reviewed. Reckoning follows upcoming Chechnya election amid prior attacks.
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Gluboky
Rostov
Moscow
Buchalki
Russia
Kremlin
Chechnya
Vladimir Ustinov
Vladimir Putin
Woman sentenced for role in Madison Township robbery
A Hamilton Township woman, Michelle Boedicker, 28, was sentenced to three years in prison for complicity to aggravated robbery and child endangering in a Madison Township robbery. She and husband Jason Boedicker drove the getaway vehicle after an acquaintance, Traci Burns, who stole $200 and struck the clerk with a hammer. Burns is serving a 12 year sentence. The victim, Melody Emerson, 45, required brain surgery and used a walker for weeks.
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Hamilton
Wayne Township
Madison Township
Michelle Boedicker
Hamilton Eaton Road
Butler County Common Pleas Court
Boedicker
Jason Boedicker
Burns
Boedickers
Fair Ave
Dayton
Melody Emerson
Middletown
Ohio State shows interest in Middletown star Andre Amos
Middletown wide receiver Andre Amos verbally commits to Ohio State. The move signals a high school standout joining the Buckeyes new for 2004. Amos, a key playmaker, chose OSU over other offers and will join the program as a future contributor.
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Andre Amos
Ohio State
Ohio poll finds majority back gay wedding ban
The Ohio Poll sponsored by the University of Cincinnati shows 56 percent of likely voters support an amendment to ban same sex marriage in the November election, with 40 percent opposing and 4 percent undecided. Proposals would also bar civil unions and state or local entities from offering domestic partner benefits, while protesters filed five county protests over signature validity.
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Columbus
Ohio
University of Cincinnati
Alan Melamed
Phil Burress
Ohio Campaign To Protect Marriage
Melamed
Burress
Missouri
Swift boat battle moves to Texas
In Crawford Texas former Georgia senator Max Cleland delivered a letter urging President Bush to denounce ads questioning John Kerry war service. Cleland accompanied by Jim Rassmann said the ads are unconscionable and Bush is behind them. Democratic veterans in the U S House also urged Bush to denounce the ads. White House called the appearance a political stunt and the Bush campaign issued a counter letter.
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Texas
Bush
Crawford Ranch
Georgia
Max Cleland
John Kerry
George Bush
Cleland
Secret Service
US S. Senate
Vietnam
Green Beret
Jim
Rassmann
Kerry
U.S. House
White House
Scott McClellan
McClellan
Iraq's top Shiite cleric returns home from London
Grand Ayatollah Ali Husseini Al-Sistani, 73, arrives in Najaf after a London medical visit with a peace plan and a call for nationwide demonstrations to end weeks of fighting. His sudden involvement marks a shift from prior disengagement and offers cautious optimism for a peaceful resolution.
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Iraq
Britain
Ayatollah
Ali Husseini Al-Sistani
London
al-Sistani
Layre Muslimi
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