Six Die In Fatal Turnpike Collision In Florida
Six people died in a head on crash on Florida's Turnpike near Vero Beach after a northbound Toyota lost control and crossed the median. The Honda it struck then sideswiped another car, whose occupants fled into northbound lanes. All three Toyota occupants perished and three of four Honda occupants died, including a seven month old. one Honda survivor had a broken leg. Authorities withheld names pending identification.
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Vero Beach
Fla
Florida
Toyota
Highway Patrol
Pat Santangelo
Honda
Santangelo
Fire kills three children in Indiana home blaze
In Michigan City Indiana a house fire trapped three children and injured their mother Julia Stephan. Flames poured from the roof and windows as firefighters arrived Saturday. One child was found in a first floor bedroom and two in the basement. The oldest child was 2 years old.
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Michigan City
Ind
Julia Stephan
Man sues for inheritance from birth father’s estate
Peter Roach, 26, heir claim filed in federal court alleges he was denied inheritance after being adopted out in California 18 years ago. He sues Won Man Lee’s Kolon Industries Inc. and five half-siblings for fraud negligence and emotional distress seeking 5 million dollars.
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Los Angeles
California
Peter Roach
Los Angeles Times
Roach
Won Man Lee
Kolon Industries Inc
Mee Yeon Lee
Bush presses for peace in Ulster talks
President Bush phoned Sinn Fein leader Gerry Adams for a second time in three days to push for leadership that advances a power sharing deal in Northern Ireland. He expressed support for the Blair and Ahern peace plan and urged Adams to help move the process forward.
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Washington
Bush
Sinn Fein
Gerry Adams
Northern Ireland
Tony Blair
Bertie Ahern
White House
Scott McClellan
Adams
Strong quake shakes northern Japan with 7.1 magnitude
A powerful earthquake measuring 7.1 struck Japan's northern island of Hokkaido early today, causing swaying buildings and objects to fall. A small tsunami about 4 inches high reached the coast. Eight people were injured. no major damages were reported as investigators assess aftershocks.
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Tokyo
Japan
Hokkaido
Israel ready to work with Palestinians on Gaza pullout
Israel signals willingness to coordinate Gaza handover with a new Palestinian government after Arafat. Officials say quiet cooperation exists at field level, while both sides seek renewed talks and a return to the road map. At Rafah, airstrike injuries reported amid ongoing conflict.
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Israel
Gaza
Jerusalem
Ariel Sharon
Rafah
Arafat
Newsweek Magazine
Sharon
Mahmoud Abbas
Raanan Gissin
Iranians canvass for bombers
In Tehran a recruitment drive by an aid group offered volunteers three deadly options suicide attacks against U S troops in Iraq death by own action attacks against Israelis or to assassinate Salman Rushdie. A prominent lawmaker and Revolutionary Guards member lent legitimacy but officials insist the move has no government ties.
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Tehran
Iran
U.S
Iraq
Salman Rushdie
United States
Israel
Nichols admits he helped McVeigh in Oklahoma City bombing
Oklahoma City case details emerge as Terry Nichols, serving life terms, signs a statement admitting major involvement in the 1995 bombing that killed 168 people. He says he aided in obtaining bomb ingredients and helped build the device with Timothy McVeigh, while denying others’ participation.
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Nichols
McVeigh
Oklahoma City
Terry Nichols
Timothy McVeigh
Alfred P. Murrah Federal
The
Oklahoman
Wes Lane
Little Nichols
Kansas
Texas
McVe
Geary Lake
Michael Fortier
Fortier
FBI
Ukraine opposition issues ultimatum to Kuchma over fire of prime minister
In Kiev thousands rally as opposition accuses President Kuchma of election fraud. They demand the firing of Prime Minister Yanukovych and other actions within 24 hours. Tymoshenko says protesters will block Kuchma’s movements if demands are not met.
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Kiev
Ukraine
Leonid Kuchma
Viktor Yanukovych
Yulia Tymoshenko
Yanukovych
United States
Viktor Yushchenko
Tymoshenko
Kuchma
Hearing loss case study shows life improving with aids
A Middletown client with years of unacknowledged hearing loss undergoes a free evaluation revealing 50 percent loss in both ears. After properly fitted Beltone hearing aids, he reconnects with family and friends and credits admitting the problem as key. Call Beltone Hearing Care Center at 513-424-4851.
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Beltone Hearing Care Center
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