Anniversary of Columbine shooting seen as time to look forward
The Columbine High School massacre’s first anniversary drew about 3,000 people to Clement Park for memorials and an interfaith candle vigil. Heather Dinkel urged moving forward as Tomlin and others carried a torch inscribed with the 13 victims. Darrell Scott pressed youth outreach. survivor Richard Castaldo spoke about finding meaning amid tragedy.
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Clinton says ruling clears Elian custody path to father
President Clinton said a court decision stripped Elian Gonzalez's Miami relatives of all grounds against transferring temporary custody to his father. He noted the three judge panel kept Elian in the United States while the asylum hearing question is decided, with a May 11 hearing set. Officials reportedly plan to remove Elian mid next week, though Reno left open to a voluntary settlement.
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Man pushes woman's car into train in Sinking Spring tragedy
Police say a man chased his estranged girlfriend Candace Wertz through town and used his car to shove hers into a freight train at a crossing. Wertz died along with three others. the fleeing man fled and was being sought. The crash occurred at 4 crossing on the main road, after a 90 mph chase.
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Wizard of Oz centennial celebrated by Library of Congress
The Library of Congress marks a century since The Wonderful Wizard of Oz with an elaborate display as part of its 200th birthday celebration. The story follows Dorothy in Kansas and features the scarecrow and tin woodsman. The Oz exhibit highlights the book’s global reach with translations in Arabic, Hebrew, Russian, Polish and Latin.
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