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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 2001

Page

6

Student gunman kills two at Santee high school

In Santee California 15 year old Charles Andrew Williams opened fire at San tana High School killing two students Bryan Zucker and Randy Gordon and wounding eleven others plus a teacher and a guard. He surrendered in a bathroom and said he acted alone. Authorities charged him as an adult with murder assault with a deadly weapon and gun possession. Police FBI and sheriff searched his home for weapons as the community mourned with a memorial service held at Sunrise Community Church.

Santana High School San Diego John Schardt Clessroom Williams Jerry Lewis Lewis Jennifer Wall Nika Ocen-Odoge Andrew Kaforey Kaforey Bryan Zucker Randy Gordon Zucker Gordon Jessica Moore Chris Reynolds Columbine Sunrise Community Church Santee Randy Voepel

Bush May Trim Federal Disaster Response Budget

Washington faces a shift from disaster prevention to relief under Bush plans that seek clearer declaration criteria and cuts to prevention programs. The budget includes a $5.6 billion emergency reserve while disaster spending faces about 20 percent cuts, drawing mixed reactions from experts on politics and efficiency.

Washington Bush Mississippi Northwest New England Federal Emergency Management Agency Joe Allbaugh Seattle Jack Harrard Institute For Crisis, Disaster and Risk Management George Washington University White House Harrard Peter May University of Washington FEMA James Lee Witt Allbaugh Witt May Clinton

Salvage Study On Sunken Japanese Vessel Depth Pressure

The U S Navy studies salvage methods for the sunken Japanese fishing ship sunk by a U S submarine on February 9. The wreck lies about 2000 feet below the surface, with roughly 967 pounds per square inch of water pressure acting on it.

U.S. Navy U.S TWA Kursk Titania

Admiral cites chain of errors in USS Greeneville collision

Testimony from Rear Adm. Charles Griffiths at a Navy court of inquiry details a sequence of crew mistakes aboard the USS Greeneville during an emergency surfacing drill for 16 civilian guests. The collision with the Japanese Ehime Maru killed four teens and others, while Waddle Pfeifer and Coen face possible disciplinary action.

Pearl Harbor Hawaii Greeneville Charles Griffiths Navy Griffiths Rying Uwajima Japan Scott Waddle Cmdr Gerald Pfeifer J.g. Michael Coen Waddle

China to boost military spending by 17.7 percent

Beijing plans a 17.7 percent rise in defense outlays, totaling 17.1 billion dollars, aimed at pay raises and advancing weapons technology to keep pace with Western militaries amid drastic global military shifts, according to Finance Minister Xiang Huaicheng during the national legislature session.

Beijing China Xiang Huaicheng Xiang

Bridge collapse triggers tense river search for victims

Divers worked in a rain swollen Douro river as authorities hunted for up to 60 people believed aboard a double decker bus after a pillar failed on the bridge. At dusk the search paused until Tuesday. no survivors were expected and a sonar device from Lisbon was awaited.

Entreos-Rios Portugal Douro Lisbon Lino Pereira Castelo de Paiva Anabela Pereira

Nor'easter hits New England with heavy snow and outages

A nor’easter drenches New England with near-blizzard conditions as schools close, flights cancel, and offices shut. Keene New Hampshire logs over 20 inches, Ballston Spa New York reports 28 inches, while Boston and New York City see only a few inches. At least five deaths tied to weather. thousands lose power in Massachusetts and Connecticut. Seabrook nuclear plant shuts down due to outage lines.

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