Rampage in N H Leaves Four Dead and Two Wounded
Gunman Carl Drega killed two New Hampshire state troopers and a newspaper editor in Colebrook and Bloomfield before police shot him dead. A Border Patrol officer and a Vermont deputy sheriff were wounded. The attack began near a grocery in Colebrook, then moved to the editor’s office and a stolen car chase across the Connecticut River. Local officials praised responders as the investigation unfolded.
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Colebrook
N.H
New Hampshire
AUS
Border Patrol
Vermont
Carl Drega
Drega
Time
Vickie Bunnell
Sentinel of
Vickie
Stran
Stransky
Dennis Joes
Connecticut River
Bloomfield
Sheriff's Deputies
Mills
Soalenaer
Aytar
Columbia
Law Orig 4
Maidstone
Lae
Associated Press
Toby Talbot
Guildhall
Scott Phillips
Leslie Lord
Pittsburg
North Country
Burrill
American Airlines study cites Latin rider stereotypes in training manual
A public pilot training guide for Latin America used by American Airlines warns pilots of unruly or intoxicated passengers and notes regional airports’ terrain. The manual, criticized for stereotyping, was released during pretrial hearings about the 1995 Cali Colombia crash that killed 159.
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Miami
Cali
Colombia
United States
Latin America
Fort Worth
Texas
Chris Chiames
Lisa Navarrete
U.S
Miami International
Pasadena repeals ammo purchase registration law
Pasadena City Council voted 5-2 to repeal the 1995 ammunitions ledger ordinance, saying it was worthless. Members rejected a gun control alternative that would require buyers to leave a thumb print plus name and address for court use.
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Pasadena
Calif
Joel Friedman
Police Department
Gers
Dog survives two mile ride tied to bumper
FAIRPORT Iowa AP a two year old black dog survived nearly two miles tied to a truck bumper at speeds up to 55 miles per hour A veterinarian said surgery is needed and Merlin John Laing 46 faces charges of animal neglect drunken driving and an open container violation The owner expressed remorse and said it will not happen again
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Fairport
Lawrence
Rep Dan Rostenkowski released from prison in Wisconsin stay
Former U S representative Dan Rostenkowski 69 was freed from a federal prison in Wisconsin and transferred to a Chicago halfway house. He pleaded guilty in 1996 to two counts of mail fraud stemming from the operations of a Chicago office.
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Chicago
Dan Rostenkowski
Wisconsin
Chic
Rostenkows
House
Was and Means Committee
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American Airlines
Rep
Rostenkowski
Walakanon
Agia Kon Clifton
Investment Advisors
SS Incorporated
NASO
JBS Parkway
Pbs
Chesapeake’s
Ruby Begonia’s
Odessa
Chesapeake
Austin
Ketse
Andrews Hwy
Thank You, Linda Neidert
Paul Evans Carbel
N. Grant
Mon
Metro
Price
DuPont
Michelob
Marboro
Coca Cola Products
Sant
Coors Light
Coors
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