Divers Find Largest Plane Pieces in Everglades Wreckage
Divers at the ValuJet crash site within the Everglades uncovered the largest aircraft sections yet, including cockpit parts, in a crater inside a crater. They recovered 5 to 6 foot pieces, human remains, wallets, and photo albums as the search continued. a Resolve Towing and Salvage worker, Michael E. Gadsden, 35, was charged with stealing aircraft parts and released on bond.
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Miami
Everglades
Joe Farrell
Resolve Towing and Salvage
Farrell
Michael E. Gadsden
Fort Lauderdale
FBI
Peres urged to join unity government with Netanyahu
In Jerusalem AP report, a top Peres adviser says the defeated Labor Party should consider a national unity government with rival Benjamin Netanyahu to keep peace talks with the Palestinians on track. Former PM Shamir backs the idea as a path to heal Israeli divisions after a tight May 29 vote.
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Jerusalem
Labor
Benjamin Netanyahu
Shimon Peres
Yitzhak Shamir
Netanyahu
Likud
Shamir
Peres
Dole Attacks Stealth Taxes in Budget Plan
Republican front runner Bob Dole denounces stealth taxes linked to high interest rates, urging a balanced budget amendment. He cites Clinton’s stance as wavering, plans to visit a Richmond housing site to argue that deficits raise rates, costing homeowners about 36000 dollars on a typical mortgage.
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Washington
Bob Dole
Dole
Clinton
Richmond
Detroit
Japanese destroyer fires at training target hitting U S bomber
In joint Hawaii drills a Japanese destroyer Yuugiri shot at a gunnery target and hit an American A 6E Intruder, causing it to crash into the Pacific. Both crew members ejected and were rescued in good condition by the Japanese ship and later transported to the USS Independence.
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Honolulu
U.S
Hawaii
U.S. Navy
Yuugiri
Pacific Ocean
Independence
Steve Clawson
USS. Pacific Fleet
Tensuke Kobayashi
Kobayashi
Medicare trustees warn hospital fund to go broke sooner
Medicare trustees will report an accelerating fund shortfall for hospital coverage. AHA president Dick Davidson urges a nonpartisan citizen commission to design long term fixes, while lawmakers debate cuts and targets.
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Washington
American Hospital Association
Independent
Citizens Commission
AHA
Dick Davidson
Congressional Budget Office
Davidson
Medicare
Congress
Clinton proposes tax incentives to fund two years of college
President Clinton backs a plan to offer tax incentives enabling students to finance two years of postsecondary study. White House aides outlined details and Clinton planned to discuss in a Princeton commencement address, his third such speech focusing on 21st century economic growth and education.
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Washington
Clinton
White House
Princeton University
Penn State University
Coast Guard Academy
Mike McCurry
McCurry
Congress
Senate
Bob Dole
Senator Dole
Dole
America
United States
Park accident at Ozarks theme park kills 10 year old
A 10 year old Mississippi boy died when a horse drawn wagon overturned at Shepherd of the Hills Homestead and Outdoor Theatre in Branson Missouri. The wagon wheels locked on a corner causing the wagon to tip and throw 11 passengers down an embankment before horses dragged it 50 yards.
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Branson
Mississippi
Ozarks
Doug Sullivan
Shepherd of the Hills Homestead and Outdoor Theatre
Sullivan
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