Plane crashes into hangar killing four near Philadelphia
A single engine Piper Arrow PA28 performing touch-and-go maneuvers crashed into a New Garden Airport hangar in Chester County. Four aboard died: two men aged 38 and 45 and two boys aged 8 and 12. NTSB and police opened investigations.
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New Garden
Philadelphia
Chester County
Federal Aviation Administration
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Peters
New Garden Township
Kevin McCarthy
New Garden Aviation
Edgewood weighs levy to fund schools and activities
Edgewood residents debate a proposed operating levy to cover rising costs and avoid staff cuts. Officials highlight pay-to-participate fees for high and middle school activities, utility costs, and a flawed state funding system. Voters previously approved a 6.9 mill levy in 2001.
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Larry Knapp
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Ohio
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Parachute jumper Hart vows 100 jumps in a day to aid guard fund
Hart, veteran Army Ranger with 2000 jumps, plans a 100 jump day above Xenia on Sept. 11 to raise money for the Ohio National Guard Family Readiness Fund. He says skydiving is not natural for him yet admits fear is universal. Spectators at Smith Park watched as his team practiced and an impromptu rig briefing drew interest.
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Hart
Xenia
Ohio National Guard
Smith Park
Wannemacher
Ann Mort
Dave Pearce
Mort
Ginger Smith
Buckeyes delegates contrast Kerry appeal at Boston convention
Kerry supporters including Yellow Springs clerk Benning praise health care, experience, and Vietnam service while noting fund raising and campaign organizing. Ohio Democrats led by Tipps stress unity as Kerry Edwards seek to present a strong national image amid labor tensions and a hostile Republican counterframe.
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Benning
Yellow Springs
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Ohio
Boston
U.S
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Cleveland
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NAFTA
Kucinich
Stephanie Tubbs Jones
Dcleveland
Kerry visits Columbus ward amid clashes over flips on issues
Kerry drew 2,500 worshipers at First Church of God in Columbus Ward 62 with Mayor Michael Coleman and ex senator John Glenn present. A Republican turnout sought to show a fellow partisanship with Kerry while Ti beri questioned Kerry on Iraq policy and security. A protester shouted anti abortion slogans as Kerry spoke and a supporter wore a Kerry for Kerry button while praising his stance on the economy.
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Kerry
Joyce Ward
Greg Lawson
Franklin County
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Ohio
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John Glenn
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Tiberi
Iraq
Tom Terez
Upper Arlington
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