Violinist Rachel Barton Returns to Stage in Triumph
Six months after a freak train accident that severed her left leg, violinist Rachel Barton returned to the Chicago stage as soloist with the Chicago Youth Symphony Orchestra, performing Dvorak's Violin Concerto in A minor to a standing ovation. She praised persistent training and expressed hope about walking again, with critics noting her flawless technique despite the disability. The audience of 6,000 to 8,000 rose as she was wheeled in and began the performance.
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Lightning strikes hit busy Destin beach injuring tourists
Eleven people were struck by lightning in Florida on a Monday at a crowded beach in Destin. Seven tourists were injured, including 14 year old Kristen Abell of Louisville Kentucky who remained in critical condition. Wendy Haedtler, 26, also of Louisville, said she and Kristen were walking together when the strike knocked them to the ground. Haedtler and her husband were treated and released.
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Simpson strong enough to kill claims doctor says
Los Angeles AP report details Dr. Robert Huizenga testimony on OJ Simpson’s physical ability. He acknowledged arthritis and injuries but said in a stationary scenario Simpson could have grabbed hair and used a knife to slash Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman, who were killed June 12, 1994, at her Brentwood home.
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Private relief groups expect surge in Yugoslav aid
U S humanitarian groups anticipate more private donations to help Bosnian victims after the Srebrenica fall. Red Cross spokeswoman Ann Stingle cites rising interest and calls from across the country. IRC and Church World Service report large private appeals and substantial relief shipments coordinated with church bodies and ecumenical groups.
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Boston trolley crash injures 32 at Copley Square station
Inbound trolleys collided at 9 45 am in the Back Bay when one rammed the other injuring 32. Driver Elizabeth Gabriel was trapped and later stabilized. The NTSB opened an investigation as thousands faced bus detours.
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