Princess Anne Injured in Horse Accident Resting in London
Princess Anne was moved to a London hospital after suffering a hairline vertebra fracture when her horse fell at the Portman Horse Trials near Blandford. Officials call the injury very minor and say she was unconscious for 10 minutes but recovering.
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Oil rig survivor recalls sinking capsule disaster
Natchez Democrat reports survivor Thomas Loftin recounts how 13 of 35 rig workers died when an overturned survival capsule filled with water failed to release during a Gulf gale. He cites rupture of lines, delayed helicopter response, and the moment a missing release doomed colleagues as he watched the capsule slip away.
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Gulf of Mexico
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Supreme Court Allows IRS to Seize Bank Records
The Supreme Court ruled 7 to 2 that bank customers have no right to contest subpoenas for their records and that those records belong to banks. The decision says deposit slips and transactions are negotiable instruments and customers assume the risk of disclosure. In a separate case, the court widened access to government and medical files under FOIA, affecting public scrutiny of government personnel and cadet records.
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First Ladies Campaign in Texas for GOP Primary
The First Mama Betty Ford and Nancy Reagan campaigned across Texas for the May 1 Republican primary seeking 96 Texas delegates. Ford spoke in Houston Beaumont and Southeast Texas while Reagan visited Odessa San Angelo and San Antonio, meeting with crowds and engaging voters.
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Moslem Alliance Gives Franjieh Ten-Day Notice
The Moslem Alliance in Beirut demanded President Suleiman Franjieh quit within 10 days and threatened a revolutionary government to seize control of areas and redraw the constitution. The move widens Lebanon's civil conflict as clashes spread and the airport is shelled with casualties mounting.
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Tex
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Lebanon
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Lebanese Freight Line
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