Stowaway Survives Flight Across Caribbean
A 13 year old boy, Guillermo Rosales, survived a three hour flight in the wheel well of a Colombian cargo DC 8 from Bogota to Miami at 35,000 feet. He was unconscious upon landing and frost covered, with authorities citing extreme cold and lack of oxygen. He was treated at Pan American Hospital and the INS pursued custody, noting humanitarian concerns given his age and possible relatives in the United States.
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Miami
Caribbean
Guillermo Rosales
Bogota
Arca
Richard Ungerer
Rosales
Pan American Hospital
George Waldroup
Immigration Andaturalization Service
Waldroup
INS
United States
Miguel Vera
Arca Air Cargo Company
Miami International
New trials ordered for El Rukn members over witness misconduct
U S district judge James Holderman ordered new trials for three El Rukn gang members after federal prosecutors allowed two chief witnesses to use drugs and have conjugal visits while awaiting testimony. The ruling heightens concerns over misconduct and could threaten prior convictions tied to 1991 racketeering and conspiracy cases.
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Chicago
el Rukn
U.S
James Holderman
Holderman
U.S. Attorney's Office
U.S. Justice Department
FBI
Libya
Harry Evans
Henry Leon Harris
William Hogan
Hogan
Shelly Kulwin
Tom Burnside
Cadell Griffin
C.D. Jackson
Little League Bans Heckling After Fights in District 45
Northern California District 45 of Little League bans heckling to curb conduct after two post game fights. Spectator Joseph Matteucci died after a catcher struck at end of game amid taunting by fans. one team must stay in dugout until other leaves. Umpires to remove hecklers from dugout.
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Hayward
Calif
Little League
California
District 45
Mike DeBone
Union City
San Leandro
San Lorenzo
Castro Valley
Joseph Matteucci
Matteucci
Burglars Take Cremated Remains in Florida Home
In Boynton Beach burglars entered through a bathroom window and stole cremated remains of Gertrude Radlich from a 74 year old man, mistaking the powdery contents for cocaine. Detectives blame neighborhood crack addicts and note little else was disturbed.
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Boynton Beach
Fla
Nathan Radlich
Radlich
Gertrude
Ray Schilke
Gary Lee
Tragic Aurora Incident: 13-Year-Old Fires, Then Kills Himself
A 13-year-old Aurora boy accidentally shot his friend in the head with a .22 Magnum pistol, then called his mother and killed himself with a rifle shot to the head. The injured peer, Robert Souza, is in extremely critical condition at University Hospital. authorities withheld the shooter’s name. The boys were at a home when the accident occurred on Thursday. police arrived within four minutes.
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Aurora. Cole
Robert Souza
Aurora
University Hospital
Navy Tomcat crashes off San Diego during training mission
A Navy F-14A Tomcat crashed 120 miles southwest of San Diego during a training flight. One crew member was rescued while the other is missing. Two parachutes were found as search operations continue. Assigned to Fighter Squadron 302 based at Miramar, the cause is under investigation. The two crew members were not identified.
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San Diego
Pacific
Navy
Doug Sayers
Miramar Naval Air Station
Newspaper error yields readers parking tickets
New York readers following a Gridlock Sam column in the Daily News faced $25 and $50 tickets after an editing miscue claimed a one side parking ban would be suspended Thursday. The Friday correction noted the city would consider the error and readers were told to disregard the earlier guidance.
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City Department of Transportation
Column of Correction
New York
Daily News
The
News
Lou Colas Uonno
Mormon leader released from hospital
Howard W. Hunter 85 president of the Mormon Church’s Council of the Twelve Apostles was released Friday from LDS Hospital in Salt Lake City after gall bladder surgery on May 10. He had been in fair condition then declined to serious before improving earlier this week. Hunter will convalesce at his Salt Lake City home and is next in line to succeed Ezra Taft Benson as church president.
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Salt Lake City
Howard W. Hunter
Mormon Church
Council of the Twelve Apostles
Hunter
LDS Hospital
Don LeFevre
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Ezra Taft Benson
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South Forty
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