Diary fragments reveal Columbine killers mindset and plans
Golden Colorado sheriff releases hundreds of pages of journals maps and documents from Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold. Entries dated April 20 include times and grim notes about assembling weapons and planning larger attacks. Harris writes of torturing a former friend’s family and leaving a lasting impression.
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Columbine High School
Eric Harris
Dylan Klebold
Oklahoma
Doom
Harris
Klebold
Shuttle docks with space station on Discovery arrival at ISS
Seven astronauts aboard the space shuttle Discovery entered the international space station in Cape Canaveral with one member to remain behind upon return in ten days. Flight director Tony Ceccacci called the rendezvous perfect and noted 350 photos were taken to inspect the shuttle’s thermal skin. European Space Agency’s Thomas Reiter joined the three crew members on the station for a six month stay as the first European resident aboard the outpost.
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Tony Ceccacci
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Ceccacci
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European’ Space Agency
Thomas Reiter
Germany
Reiter
Astronauts reunite after shuttle dock at station
Discovery and the international space station linked in orbit about 220 miles high at 17 500 mph. Jeff Williams and Pavel Vinogradov greeted the crew as commander Steve Lindsey steered the shuttle to capture a belly photo for damage assessment. An earlier manual maneuver marked only the second time such a move was done before docking. Images were to be sent to Houston for review.
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Jeff Williams
Pavel Vinogradov
Earth
Discovery
Steve Lindsey
Space Station
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Houston
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Bus Crash in Maryland Hospitalizes 50 Plus Children
A Wednesday Interstate 95 field trip bus crash in northeastern Maryland hospitalized more than 50 people, with four seriously injured flown to Johns Hopkins Children's Center in Baltimore. Officials said the incident involved a large group of children and emergency response teams.
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Aberdeen
Maryland
Johns Hopkins Children’s Center
Baltimore
Man Grabs Saws In Subway Rampage At Station
A man seized two cordless power saws from a subway station workbench and attacked a 64 year old man, who was left in critical but stable condition. Police describe the suspect as a thin man in his 30s with earrings and possibly carrying a teddy bear as they continue to search.
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New York
New York and Georgia Courts Block Gay Marriage Rights
The New York Court of Appeals upheld a law allowing only man woman marriage in a 4 2 ruling. Georgia’s top court unanimously reinstated a constitutional amendment banning gay marriage, citing adherence to the single subject rule for ballot measures. Activists had sought broader marriage rights beyond Massachusetts.
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Albany
New York
Georgia
Massachusetts
Court of Appeals
Ohio State University Law
Marc Spindelman
Florida Court Throws Out Record $145 Billion Smoking Verdict
Florida Supreme Court struck down a $145 billion punitive damages award against tobacco companies as excessive while upholding smaller awards for three plaintiffs including Mary Farnan and Angie Della Vecchia. The ruling reverses the 2000 jury verdict and calls certification of a large class action a mistake.
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Fla
Florida Supreme Court
High Court
Mary Farnan
Angie Della Vecchia
Frank Amedeo
Farnan
Della Vecchia
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