Climbers Die In Glacier Point Rock Fall At Yosemite
Three Colorado climbers faced a fatal rock slide at Yosemite's Glacier Point Apron as Peter Terbush died clutching the belay rope while Joe Kewin Kerry Pyle and a third survived with injuries. The group had planned a brief 300 foot ascent when rocks crashed down. Terbush died at the base after a massive head wound.
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Forbes World’s Richest Grow as Internet Wealth Expands
Forbes reports the top 200 billionaires’ combined net worth surpassing 1 trillion dollars, led by Bill Gates at 90 billion. Paul Allen, Warren Buffett, and Steven Ballmer follow with multi‑billion sums, while the Roche and Dell heirs join in the top ranks. Dot‑com fortunes push many new names onto the list, including Walton heirs.
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Serial killer Son of Sam unhappy over Spike Lee film
David Berkowitz, the Son of Sam serial killer, says he is saddened by Spike Lee's upcoming movie about his 1977 murder spree. He tells The New York Times that the project rekindles past madness for money. Berkowitz confessed to six murders and seven wounds after his arrest 22 years ago.
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