Survivors tell stories of pileup that killed 17
Survivors recount a deadly Interstate 5 crash amid a fierce dust storm that left 17 dead and about 150 injured. The pileup involved over 20 vehicles including 11 big rigs, temporarily closing a 150 mile stretch. Rescue efforts and a disaster relief fund were announced as investigators piece together the catastrophe.
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One dead and three injured in I-81 crash near Martinsburg
A four-vehicle collision on southbound I-81 left Candice L. Blakely dead at 21 and three others wounded. Lyvanna Woods, 19, was cited for failing to reduce speed. Victims were college students returning to Winston-Salem, North Carolina, from New York and New Jersey.
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N.J
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Winston-Salem
Pearl Harbor remembers 9/11 anniversary at memorial
Pearl Harbor officials mark December 7 recalling the 1941 Pearl Harbor attack that drew the United States into World War II. The centerpiece USS Arizona Memorial is coordinated via a two year effort with jet flyover plans involving veterans and families.
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Japan weighs first wartime apology for Pearl Harbor attack
Japan's lower house debates a potential apology for the Pearl Harbor attack. President Bush in Washington says the United States sees no need to apologize for allies, as the 1941 surprise raid left over 2,300 dead and 19 ships sunk. The move would mark a historic parliamentary act amid prior expressions of regret by officials.
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