Bus Fire Kills 29 Jehovah's Witnesses in Spain
A bus carrying Jehovah's Witnesses and families collided with a car near Bailen Spain before bursting into flames. Police struggle to identify 29 victims including at least nine children and five of eighteen injured remained in hospital. Disaster experts aiding identifications as drivers perished.
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U.S. warns pilots over Cuban memorial airspace intrusion
The Clinton administration threatens stern action against any American civilian pilot who enters Cuban airspace during a memorial service off Cuba. FAA directs immediate license loss, aircraft seizure, fines or imprisonment. The warning accompanies Cuba’s pledge of noninterference, while exile groups plan a peaceful gathering with boats and Coast Guard support near international waters.
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Peru plane crash in Andes kills 123 on board
Rescuers trudged through fog to reach a smoldering Faucett Airlines Boeing 737 wreck five miles from Arequipa. By dawn 53 bodies were recovered, many burned beyond recognition. The jet failed in flight Thursday night, crashing into a hillside near Arequipa after leaving Lima at 7 10 p.m. with a 465 mile route.
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Case against Newt Gingrich's GOPAC tossed
A federal judge dismissed the government lawsuit accusing GOPAC of violating election laws. The ruling says GOPAC mainly aided state and local candidates in 1989 and 1990, distributing materials wholesale rather than targeting federal campaigns. The decision is hailed as a First Amendment vindication by Gingrich and GOPAC.
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Clinton says Foster approached her on Whitewater work
Hillary Rodham Clinton testified that Vincent Foster first suggested she take on work for Madison Guaranty, the Arkansas savings and loan tied to Whitewater partners. The Whitewater report finds no lawsuit warranted against the Rose Law Firm over its S&L work and notes non material conflicts in accounts, with no hint of fraud.
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Conviction in James Jordan murder shocks North Carolina
In Lamberton North Carolina Daniel Green 21 was convicted of murdering James R Jordan 57 father of basketball star Michael Jordan during a holdup. Green and Larry Jennery 20 fled in the red Lexus using the victim’s phone and dates in the days after the slaying. Demery testified as the prosecution’s star witness. Green faced potential death penalty.
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