Skydiving Experience At Skydive Chambersburg
The narrator joins tandem skydiving at Skydive Chambersburg, observing a casual, safety‑minded culture with 16 instructors and 10,000 jumps yearly. He signs waivers, meets jumpmasters like Randy Schroeder, and soars to 15,000 feet before a 4,000‑foot view descent. The piece highlights training, safety gear, and personal feelings, ending with the center’s 11‑year history and contact details.
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Chambersburg
Alex Rodriguez
David Santora
Newark
N.J
Mr. Rodriguez
Randy Schroeder
Mr. Schroeder
Federal Aviation Administration
Schroeder
Randy Ottinger
Stephen Pitts
U.S
Mr. Pitts
Skydive
al Gramando
Carter Center criticism of Haiti June elections spurs reaction
Haitian political figures react to a Carter Center report denouncing the chaotic June elections with ballot irregularities. Serge Gilles, leader of the National Progressive Revolutionary Party, says the findings defend democratic integrity while calls grow for address of opposition concerns before August makeup votes.
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Port-Au-Prince
Haiti
Carter Center
Hait
Serge Gilles
Socialist National Progressive Revolutionary Party
Jean-Bertrand Aristide
Lavalas Platform
Aristide
International Community
Church plans fumigation and renovations for reopening
The congregation progresses toward reopening as fumigation is planned for next week and members work weekends on repairs. The Rev Ambush notes bake and yard sales to fund a second drilling, aiming to finish by fall despite obstacles.
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Ambush
Clinton faces court challenges to abortion funding ban in 1993 law
States challenge the abortion funding ban added to a $256 billion education and health measure. President Clinton threatened to veto the package over social cuts including utility assistance, Head Start, and education aid. House passage backed by a broad vote, with White House warning of a possible veto blitz as the new fiscal year nears.
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Congress Trust
Clinton
White House
Mike McCurry
Agriculture Department
House
Food and Drug Administration
Driver dies after car hits parked truck on 1 495 near Bethesda
Maryland State Police report a 9:11 pm Friday crash on Md 355 when a 1984 Honda Civic struck a parked tractor-trailer with all four flashers active, killing the driver. The truck driver Fred Wagner of Flushing NY was not injured and police withheld the victim’s name pending family notification.
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Bethesda
Maryland
Fred Wagner
Flushing
New York
MD 355
Wagner
Jury rules no damages for beaten teen in police case
A federal jury found Compton Officer Michael Jackson violated Felipe Soltero's rights by beating him but concluded injuries were not severe enough for damages. The 1994 beating video aired nationwide showing multiple baton blows and dragging the handcuffed teen to a patrol car. Soltero sought 5 million dollars, citing concussion and bruises and emotional scars. Juror Elsie Lehman said the panel deemed no serious physical harm occurred.
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Los Angeles
Compton
Michael Jackson
Felipe Soltero
Soltero
Jackson
Hourie Taylor
Elsie Lehman
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Frederick
Scnb Bank
First National Bank Farmers & Mechanics Bank
Fcnb Bank Select
VRPAP
Rosario Benvengi
Kohler
Sae
Vanguard
Cartan
Harrington & Sons, Inc
E. Main St
Emmitsburg
Giclel
Jay
Allegany Hearing & Speech Associates
AHSA
Francis Scott Key Mall
Frederick, MD
Fairview Center
W. 7Th St
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Nat
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