Arson Fire in South Bronx Club Kills 25
Investigators suspect an enraged husband sparked a fire at Club Puerto Rico, killing 25 in an overcrowded second story venue. A single staircase blocked by a window gate trapped patrons and most deaths were from smoke or trampling as people leaped from the window.
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Finishing Bolles murder probes expose mob power and drug trade
An 18 member IRE team investigating the Don Bolles case reports evidence of mob influence and drug trafficking in Arizona. They warn Arizona may be a major U S drug conduit due to its border with Mexico while continuing to press for accountability and safety for reporters.
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Dayton enrollment falls as desegregation orders persist
Dayton Ohio nine of sixty one schools under court desegregation orders fail to meet balance guidelines. Total district enrollment drops to 40 257 this year a decline of 3 908 from last year. School spokeswoman Susan Kurczewski notes the shift alters racial balance while final figures await Judge Carl Rubin's review.
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New Hampshire Named by Captain Mason in 1629
Capt John Mason named the province in 1629 after his English home Hampshire. He established a grant of land that carried the same name to reflect his origins.
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Five Die In Wreck A Pair Of Teens Buried Together
Miller City and Leipsic students mourn after a weekend crash killed 5, including two 16-year-old girls Hermiller and Niese and brothers Dennis and Tony Lammers. Dennis and Tony died in the flames, while three others perished in the collision near Putnam County.
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Young sailor rescued after 28 days adrift in Pacific
Bruce Collins, 23, of Glendale California, survived 28 days at sea after Spirit sank during a storm. He and two others were on a raft. Collins buried two companions at sea and survived severe malnutrition and dehydration. Coast Guard rescued him 780 miles west of San Francisco and he is en route to port with a crew mate.
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