Students riot as bars close in State College
State College police report a riot after bars closed early, with up to 1,500 people clashing with officers. Fourteen officers injured, more than 20 arrests, and extensive property damage including three storefronts and 33 street lights damaged.
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Tom King
Penn State University
Tom Harmon
Penn State Police Services
University
Versace Murder Eyewitness Claims Not Seen Killer
Eyewitness Mersiha Colakovic told Miami Beach police Versace did not see the gunman as he fired two shots near the designer’s mansion on Ocean Drive. She described a tourist-dressed attacker rushing Versace just as he reached his front steps, while Cunanan later killed himself on a nearby houseboat days later.
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Gianni Versace
The
Miami Herald
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Cunanan
Minnesota
Illinois
New Jersey
Colakovic
Italy
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South Beach
Dale Twist
the Herald
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Professor links EMI theory to TWA 800 crash
Harvard English professor Elaine Scarry argues electromagnetic interference from nearby military ships or planes may have caused the TWA 800 disaster. The NTSB is reviewing the idea alongside ongoing inquiries into the July 17, 1996, crash that killed all 230 aboard.
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Harvard University
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Elaine Scarry
National Transportation Safety Board
Long Island
James Hall
John F. Kennedy
Paris
Scarry
Hall
New York Review of Books
NTSB
EMI
Cambridge
Mass
Father of Son of Sam victim opposes Spike Lee film
Michael Lauria, father of 1976 victim Donna Lauria, urges Spike Lee to abandon the movie Summer of Sam about the killer. Berkowitz, who called himself Son of Sam, killed six and wounded six during 1976 77 in New York and remains imprisoned. Lauria and Parents of Murdered Children protested outside a casting call for the film.
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Lee
NEW York (Ap
Spike Lee
New York
Michael Lauria
Donna
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Donna Lauria
Lauria
The
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Berkowitz
Wildfire near oil fields burns 2400 acres near Bakersfield
A wildfire about 10 miles north of Bakersfield burned at least 2400 acres near oil fields and grazing land before containment around 5 pm. No injuries or homes were threatened. Firefighters numbered about 70 with tankers, aided by U S Forest Service and Bureau of Land Management.
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Bakersfield
Calif
Kern County Fire Department
Tony Diffenbaugh
U.S. Forest Service
US. Bureau of Land Management
Tobacco museum to be snuffed in Nashville closing
The Museum of Tobacco Art and History will close by July 24 to make way for United States Tobacco Co offices after 15,000 annual visitors. UST has operated the museum since 1982 on the second floor near the state Capitol. Readily shipped items include seven lifesize cigar store Indians and an 1850 Tecumseh carving among 1,500 pieces.
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Tenn
United States Tobacco Co
Nashville, Tenn
Museum of Tobacco Art and History
Stacy Harmon
Upton
Smithsonian
Interstate 40
U.S. Tobacco
State Capitol
Cigar Store
Greenwich
Conn
Tecumseh
England
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