Woman rower Murden nears halfway Atlantic solo crossing
Louisville author Tori Murden, 35, sails a 23 foot rowboat alone toward Brest France, about halfway of a 3616 mile Atlantic crossing to become the first woman and first American to row solo. She faced satellite phone breakdowns, heat, and storms, averaging 32 nautical miles daily with Brest as a late September or early October target.
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United States
France
Westeast
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Andrew Halsey
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Gulf Stream
Brest
Man dies in motorcycle crash adds to page A-1 report
Deputies said the accident may have been influenced by a vehicle pushing the motorcycle toward the road edge. Mr. Ogle died at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Two other motorcyclists stopped to help. a fourth rider was involved.
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Ogle
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Utica Rider Injured After Fail to Stop Collision
Utica motorcyclist John Melvin Griffith aged 38 from Gaithersburg failed to stop and his 1994 Harley Davidson skidded off the mud road striking a culvert. He was flown to Washington County Hospital and listed in fair condition Sunday evening by deputies.
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John Melvin Griffith
Gaithersburg
Griffith
Washington County Hospital
Clinton testimony and polls frame Lewinsky crisis
Clinton faces live grand jury questioning on his relationship with Monica Lewinsky as lawmakers weigh impeachment risks. Polls reveal mixed public signs, with 76 percent approving of his job but 59 percent demanding resignation if he lied. An elderly longtime picnic organizer in the community reflects on the case’s wider public climate.
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U.S
Lewinsky
Ms. Lewinsky
Linda Tripp
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Paula Jones
Dee Dee Myers
Vic Fazio
California
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Senate Judiciary Committee
Orrin Hatch
Utah
Starr
NBC
ABC News
Clinton faces possible impeachment path over Lewinsky lies
Federal investigators weigh whether to present a criminal conspiracy or lies to hide an affair with Lewinsky in a Starr report to Congress. Legal experts note impeachment options, censure risks, and potential investigations extending beyond the Paula Jones deposition.
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Clinton
Starr
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Mr. Starr
Constitutional
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Dr. Fein
Alexander Hamilton
Lewinsky
Joseph diGenova
Housing and Urban Development
Henry Cisneros
FBI
Cisneros
The
Omagh bombing spurs cross border unity vows and security review
British Prime Minister Blair and Irish Leader Ahern vowed to hunt the bombers behind the Omagh blast as police plan joint security assessments. A warning misled crowds and Mary McAleese denounced the attackers as serial killers while residents faced a changed, silent town with scarred Market Street and a mangled scene.
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Bertie Ahern
Belfast
Omagh
Blair
Ronnie Flanagan
Northern Ireland
Pat Bryne
Ahern
Mary McAleese
Irish Republic
Market Street
Mairead Thompson
Londonderry
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