Poisoning claimed two Pennsylvanians at remote fishing camp
Two Pennsylvania men died of carbon monoxide poisoning after a faulty propane powered refrigerator in a chalet at a Trout Lake fishing camp near Ottawa. Four other cabin mates were hospitalized in stable condition in Montreal. Police identified John Katis of Trafford and Ian Gordon King of Armstrong County among the deceased.
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Westmoreland
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Gordon King
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Armstrong County
Trout Lake
Ottawa
Student’s body found at grave in Ohio
Portage County coroner ruled death a self inflicted gunshot wound for Crestwood senior Aaron Kittle 18 of Shalersville whose body was found at the grave of Kev Porco, a Crestwood athlete who died days after a June 2 1991 car crash. Police investigation continues by the Portage County Sheriff’s Office.
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Crestwood
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Kevin Porco
Portage County Sheriff’s Office
Teen charged in shooting death in Muskegon
In Muskegon Michigan a 16 year old boy born without forearms and with one leg is charged with manslaughter in the shooting death of UPS driver Stephen H Deyo 34 during a target practice incident. Investigators say the teen used a little muscle to pull the trigger as the truck approached and then fired again before the vehicle struck a vacant house.
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Muskegon Chronicle
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Food banks running out of surplus food nationwide
Washington A AP report shows USDA surplus warehouses nearly bare as the department nears exhaustion of a 120 million dollar annual budget for canned goods and other foods. Activists warn hunger will intensify as summer increases need and school lunch programs end.
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Agriculture Department
USDA
NATO approves peacekeeping role for troops in Yugoslavia
NATO foreign ministers approved an unprecedented use of troops and equipment for peacekeeping in Europe. The decision, reached at a two day meeting in Oslo, reverses decades of limiting deployments to NATO territory and signals a new post Cold War mission. U S officials urged broader action to relieve suffering in former Yugoslavia and support UN sanctions. Leaders in Bosnia Herzegovina appealed for Western military aid as Serb forces push to consolidate control. European leaders have so far refused full peacekeeping participation but imposed sanctions on Serbia-dominated Yugoslavia. Secretary Baker did not rule out intervention to end the bloodshed.
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Yugoslavia
NATO
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U.S
Lawrence Eagleburger
Bosnia-Herzegovina
James A. Baker III
Robert Morley dies at 84 in London obituary
British actor Robert Morley died in a London hospital at age 84 four days after a stroke. The Royal Academy of Dramatic Art alumnus wrote eight plays and five memoirs, including Around the World in 81 Years. His son Sheridan announced the death a day after, with family at his bedside.
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London
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Reading
Sheridan
Joan
Wilton
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Margaret
Rex Harrison
Robert
Royal Academy of Dramatic Art
The
Daily Mail
Buchanan to have elective heart surgery tomorrow
Republican presidential contender Patrick Buchanan will undergo elective heart surgery to repair an aortic valve at Washington Hospital Center. Campaign officials say the 53 year old learned of the valve defect 10 years ago and plans to recover by the Republican National Convention in August.
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Patrick Buchanan
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Buchanan
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Senate approves CPB funding with indecent content cap
The Senate passed an 84 11 bill providing 1.1 billion for Public Broadcasting over three years while adding conditions. It restricts airing indecent content to midnight to 6 am in most areas and requires CPB to solicit public comment on quality balance and objectivity, funding opposing views if needed. The measure affects over the air broadcasts not cable, and aims to preserve balance and avoid federal influence.
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Corporation For Public Broadcasting
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Sheila Tate
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