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Newspaper

Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1996

Page

3

Mechanical failure causes Sea World stunt show accident

A red speedboat at Sea World of Ohio leaped the guardrail and crashed into the grandstands injuring 23 of about 4,000 spectators. Officials cited mechanical failure after reviewing footage and boat inspection. Some injured were treated, with one driver not hurt. Sea World canceled four ski shows and reviewed safety procedures.

Aurora, Ohio Geauga Lake Sea World of Ohio Sea World Ohio Division of Watercraft Watercraft Dennis Evans Don Glassmire Coudensport Busch Entertainment Corporation Aurora Cleveland San Diego San Antonio Orlando Fla Fred Jacobs Ohio Park Ted Molter Baywatch John Clark Mount Sinai Medical Center Gerri Estok Anheuser-Busch Inc St. Louis Ohio

Auction of 62nd Street building splits African American groups

Two leading African-American organizations, the National Urban League and the United Negro College Fund, face a sale of their 21 story Manhattan property at 62nd Street and York Avenue for over 10 million. The fundraiser aims to attract bidders to convert the site into a hotel or medical complex while the Urban League contemplates a local relocation or new home.

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Wife's death tied to Dr Kevorkian case in Boston

Judith Curren, plagued by fibromyalgia and chronic fatigue syndrome, sought Dr Jack Kevorkian's help after years of pain and paralysis. Her husband, Franklin Curren, describes his struggle to prevent her suicide, while authorities in Massachusetts and Michigan review the case. Curren was the 35th known person to die with Kevorkian's assistance.

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