Six killed as Greyhound bus attack ends in crash
A Greyhound bus traveling from Louisville to Orlando crashed near Manchester Tennessee after a passenger attacked the driver. Six people died at the scene and 34 were injured among 40 aboard. Investigators including the FBI examined the incident while Greyhound halted nationwide service as a precaution. The driver was treated for a neck laceration and remained stable after surgery. The assailant may have held a Croatian passport. agency officials said it was too early to determine terrorism links. The crash occurred at 4 15 a.m. CDT on Interstate 24 near Manchester.
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Manchester, Tenn
Greyhound
Nashville
Dana Keeton
Tennessee Department of Safety
FBI
U.S. Justice Department
Susan Dryden
Keeton
Bobby Couch
Manchester Medical Center
Louisville
Atlanta
Karen Chapman
Manchester
Mike Lake
Chicago
Wellington couple relocate to Ottawa in 1957
Bob and Dottie Wellington moved to Ottawa when Bob became editor of the Ottawa Herald in March 1957. They opened an account at Peoples National and Trust, the Harris group’s original bank. Dottie recalls Norma Miller Sellers and Maxine Lichtenberger aiding her banking questions. Contacts over the years include Rans Bennett, Wint Winter, and Janet Peters.
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Bob
Dottie Wellington
Ottawa
Ottawa Herald
Harris Group
Harris
Dottle
Norma Miller Sellers
Maxine Lichtenberger
Rans Bennett
Wint Winter
Janet Peters
Ralph Harris
South Elm
Charles Washburn
Dottie
Jim
Fred Harris
The
Herald
Grace Episcopal Church
the Herald
Tom
Pat
Dallas
David
Oklahoma City
Wellington
Kansas
Airlines plan new security features in cockpit doors
In Chicago the two leading airlines American and United announce immediate installation of steel locking bars on cockpit doors, part of Bush era airline safety push after the Sept. 11 attacks. Other carriers may follow as the DOT urges stronger doors within 30 days.
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Chicago
Bush
American
United
Transportation Department
Herb Hunter
Air Line Pilots Association
Joe Hopkins
TWA
Boeing
Federal Aviation Administration
Missouri man executed for grandmother's murder
Michael Roberts, 27, was executed at Potosi Correctional Center for beating grandmother Mary Taylor to death with a hammer then stealing her money to buy crack. He died at 12:05 a.m. after lethal doses. Supreme Court and governor refused to halt the sentence.
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Potosi
Michael Roberts
Potosi Correctional Center
Associated Press
U.S. Supreme Court
Bob Holden
Missouri
Roberts
Mary Taylor
Taylor
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Peoples National and & Trust
Std & Main
15Th & Main
Wal Mart
Tuc
Dream All Trades
Foofers
Wimmer
Dream Homes
Lebo, Kanes Mosso
Quaker
Ines
Kwik
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