Fiery crash leaves at least 16 dead in Evansville
Air National Guard C 130 crash at Evansville airport kills at least sixteen people. Victims include nine at the Drury Inn and two at JoJos Restaurant near Interstate 41. Witnesses describe a deadly takeoff mishap followed by a massive explosion and fire.
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Democrats condemn Bush health plan amid tour
In Cleveland, President Bush promotes a plan to help 95 million Americans buy insurance while Democrats call it a disgrace and say it would fail to improve access or lower costs. Health officials dispute funding details and say more analysis is needed.
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Reputation worries Crockett Junior High students over safety
Crockett Junior High students fear that their school’s reputation worsens safety perceptions. Eighth-grader Iris Banuelos says the school is safe but acknowledges the bad name. Freshman Darren Johnson agrees, noting overall safety while concerns linger about reputation.
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Crockett student stabbed during school scuffle
A Crockett junior high student was stabbed during a lunch hour fight near the school at 2301 Conover Ave. The incident occurred about 1 45 p m Thursday as two students clashed behind the building while seven adults were nearby. McCarley heard of the injury from a student reportsSTABBED/2.
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Gates sent to Mideast to hasten fall of Hussein
Administration officials said on Thursday that Gates travelled to the Middle East to consult on efforts to hasten Saddam Hussein’s fall. The trip began on Tuesday and was described as part of an inaugural tour by CIA officials.
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DNA fingerprinting accuracy reassessed by Yale researchers
A Yale University analysis led by Risch and Devlin examines DNA fingerprinting reliability, noting a one in a million chance of a wrong match. The study analyzes the genetics involved and the implications for scene investigations and evidentiary standards.
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