White House crash likely self destruction by plane
Investigators narrow on death by own action in the Maryland pilot Frank Corder crash near the White House. Officials cite low mood and substance abuse, though the inquiry remains early and uncertain. Gardeners prepared the crash site for sod as signs faded.
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Investigators reassemble USAir Flight 427 wreckage in hangar
In Coraopolis Pennsylvania investigators lay out thousands of fractured fuselage pieces from USAir Flight 427. They reconstruct the jet in the hangar near Pittsburgh airport to determine why it suddenly fell from the sky killing 132 aboard.
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Man jailed for 7 year old son’s cold walk in zero temps
Lima Ohio AP A man received six months in jail and a $500 fine for endangering his 7 year old son by making him walk five miles to school in temperatures near zero. The boy was found shivering about a mile from home on Feb 1. The mother Lisa awaits trial.
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Winners Edge In tight primary race for House seat
In a close Democratic primary in District 3, Marilyn Young trails Boyd Smith by 211 absentee ballots with 45 votes separating them for the final spot. Officials plan to count remaining ballots today in Washington and Frederick counties while Marilyn Young and Boyd Smith express cautious optimism about the outcome.
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Pratt introduces new machines at polling places
Mrs. Pratt reports new voting machines reduce counting time at Winchester Hall. Judges still perform tasks before leaving with printer packs, with earliest results 30 to 40 minutes after polls close. County leases system for about 100000 annually seven years, noting fewer overvotes and minimal ballot jams.
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Health reform talks aim to win broad support this year
Senate leaders and moderates say a viable health bill remains possible this year despite doubts from liberals. The group seeks agreement on subsidies and coverage while considering changes to Medicare and tax provisions, with ongoing talks set to resume Monday.
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DNA link cited in Simpson blood at scene case
Final DNA results point to DOJ Simpson as source of some blood drops near the bodies of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman. Defense lawyers report ongoing lab work, while jury selection is set for Sept. 26. Simpson liquidates stock holdings as his defense costs rise to several million.
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