Nebraska hotel blast adds to death toll with more bodies found
Fremont authorities report twelve bodies recovered as fire crews and cranes continue search in the Pathfinder Hotel basement after a weekend explosion that leveled the six story building. Gas company employees among the missing were in the basement investigating a leak. Police express doubt anyone else survived.
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James Walline
Fred Whitt
Dodge County
F.A. Gossett III
Kit Yeefu Chan
Lincoln
Chi Cheung Chan
Chan
University of Nebraska
Doctors Slowdown Expands From City to San Gabriel Valley
A physician protest over rising malpractice premiums spreads to San Gabriel Valley with more patient transfers and hospitals in four communities reporting neurosurgery cases not being accepted. The Hospital Council of Southern California notes widespread impact as nearly a quarter of member hospitals face slowdown and doctors await Travelers premium notices with a January 28 decision deadline.
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San Gabriel Valley
Grant
Hospital Council of
Southern California
Los Angeles County
California
Travelers Insurance Co
Africans divided on Angolan fate
At the African summit in Addis Ababa leaders split 22 to 22 on recognizing the MPLA or urging a neutral coalition among MPLA FNLA and UNITA. Both resolutions seek end to foreign intervention and condemn South Africa’s troop involvement amid Angola’s civil war.
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Angola
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South Africa
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FNLA
National Union
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Banishment of Klan Founder Tied to FBI Allegations
George Dorsett, founder of the Knights of the Ku Klux Klan in North Carolina, is banished for allegedly informing the FBI about Klan activities in 1967. He disputes the banishment while acknowledging it, amid tributes to his past leadership and references to prior Klan cases.
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Griffin
Ed Dawson
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Dawson
Robert Jones
Robert Shelton
Greensboro
Dawson Dorsett
Piano Still Leads in American Music Popularity
The piano remains the nation's favorite instrument with 47 percent of amateur musicians listing it as their primary or main instrument, according to the American Music Conference.
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America
American Music Conference
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