Plane crashes into Amherst home killing pilot in apparent deliberate act
A single engine plane owned by Manufacturing Excellence Inc. crashed into a detached Amherst, New Hampshire home, destroying it and killing the pilot. Neighbors reported the crash looked intentional. the occupant was not identified. The plane had taken off from Nashua and aimed toward Atlantic City.
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Amherst
N.H
Louis W. Joy Ill
Joys
Newark
Del
Bliss
Nashua Municipal
Jim Peters
Federal Aviation Administration
Atlantic City
N.J
Marie Seroskie
Schools primed to receive Secret Service manual
At Columbine High School this fall teachers will run emergency drills and use crisis management guides. A threat assessment manual from the Secret Service arrives soon. Schools nationwide add metal detectors cameras counselors and training to spot signs of distress and prevent violence.
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Washington
Columbine High School
Secret Service
Colorado
Rick Kaufman
Jefferson County
Colo
Columbine
William Modzeleski
Education Department
Associated Press
ICR
Media
Luke Woodham
Pearl High School
Mississippi
United States
Bill Bond
National Association of Secondary School Principals
Bond
Heath High School
West Paducah
Richardson Seeks Democratic Nomination for New Mexico Governor
Democratic congressman turned ambassador and Energy Department head Richard Richardson campaigns across New Mexico urging county participation. He faces Governor Johnson’s Republican incumbency as potential Democratic contenders Gary King and Patricia Madrid weigh options.
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New Mexico
Richardson
San Juan County
Energy Department
Clinton
Washington, D.C
Henry Kissinger
White House
Thomas F. McLarty III
Gary King
Bruce King
Ray Powell Jr
Gary Johnson
Patricia Madrid
Walter Bradley
Rob Burpo
Albuquerque
Republicans seek Senate gains as party targets key states
Republicans aim to pick up seats in Montana South Dakota Missouri and Georgia while defending in Wyoming Idaho and other GOP strongholds. Democrats led by Patty Murray counter that voters favor debate and balance. Analysts say the Senate picture remains balanced with no clear winner.
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Bush
Montana
South Dakota
Missouri
Georgia
Louisiana
al Gore
Iowa
Minnesota
Senate
Dan Allen
GOP
Sen
Patty Murray
Washington
Democratic
Murray
Tovah Ravits
Helms
Elizabeth Dole
North Carolina
Dole
Thomas Mann
Brookings Institution
Roswell violin maker builds craft from a used bookshop past
Tucker recalls working in a Roswell used bookstore that also dealt in antiques and art. He describes the shop filled with shelves of books, customers bringing truckloads, decorators buying by the shelf, and a 1940s German violin that sparked his interest in luthiery. He began lessons in 1976, now builds his 33rd violin, repairs many instruments, and plans a Tucson competition with two of his violins and one by his student Kamil Strzyzewski. He notes the two violin types and the gap between steel string fiddlers and gut string players. He loves seeing his tone matched by others and keeps playing daily despite not being a full-time musician.
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Roswell
Tucker
Sears
Germany
China
Albuquerque
Tucson
Ariz
Kamil Strzyzewski
Governor backs boundaries protecting minority voting strength
The governor urges maps that safeguard minority voting power and communities of interest. Officials dispute that competition is a legal requirement, with Johnson avoiding a stance on redistricting. he favors maps that widen candidates’ chances while Aragon warns of weak competitiveness against Ram say Gorham in Senate District 10.
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Jennings
Johnson
Hoyt
Aragon
Ramsay Gorham
Gorham
Albuquerque
Janice Poster
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Fresno
Calif
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March of Dimes
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Donald Bliss
Lester
Hampshire
Oregon
Arkansas
Carolinas
Thurmond
South Carolina
Bill Frist
Tennessee
National Republican Senatorial Committee
United States Senate
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