Jailer suspended after inmates escape in May
In Wheeling West Virginia a jailer was suspended 20 days for watching NBA playoffs on television as two inmates David Palmer and Ricky Phelps escaped by climbing to the roof and jumping to freedom. Palmer later turned himself in a week later while Phelps remained at large.
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Wheeling
W.va
Ohio County
David Palmer
Ricky Phelps
Art McKenzie
Palmer
Phelps
Escaped prisoner roams Grand Canyon area evading massive hunt
33 year old Danny Ray Hornin, serving four life terms for a 1991 Winslow bank robbery, eludes a large manhunt around the Grand Canyon after seven weeks on the run. He has left taunting notes, avoided footprints by traveling in daylight, and surfaced to stop a car at gunpoint as authorities study his pattern.
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Grand Canyon National Park
Ariz
Grand Canyon
Danny Ray Hornin
U.S. Army
James Ahearn
FBI
Phoenix
Hornung
Ahearn
Pine
Horning
Winslow
Stockton
Calif
Florence
Mongolian Rim
Rambo
Trail of Horning in Coconino Canyon Ends in Pursuit
Capt Sam Whitted led a hunt as more than 200 officers chased Danny Horning who with two hostages tried to seize a car in a parking lot near park headquarters. He fled after a shot was fired from a .44 pistol, forcing a road closure on West Rim Drive until authorities disrupted the escape.
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Coconino County
Horning
Park
West Rim Drive
Canyon
Potente
Hornings
Ramos sworn in as Philippines president after peaceful transfer
Fidel Ramos, veteran of dictatorship and democracy, takes office amid corruption, poverty, and insurgent violence. He vows reform, promises law and order, and signals continued pro foreign investment. Ramos pledges to end anti American sentiment and improve basic services as a new era begins.
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Philippines
Fidel Ramos
U.S
Pacific
Ramos
Nathaniel Santiago
Joseph Estrada
Manila Bay
Ferdinand Marcos
Corazon Aquino
Aquino
West Point and
University of Illinois
United States
Marcos
Ferdinand Marcos Jr
House of Representatives
Navy sued over wrongtawn blast claims in Iowa tragedy
The Hartwig family files a 12 million lawsuit against the Navy and three officers for emotional distress after Navy speculation linked sailor Clayton Hartwig to the USS Iowa explosion that killed 47, including Hartwig. The suit accuses officials of disseminating false information to the media despite lacking proof of Hartwig’s involvement.
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Navy
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Earl V
Evelyn Hartwig
Kathleen Kubicina
Cynthia Werthmuller
Kreig Brusnahan
Rubicina
NBC Inc
NBC
U.S. District Court
Brusnahan
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