Six Flags Accidents Kill Two In Separate Parks
In Denver a man died after unfastening a seatbelt on Rainbow ride at Six Flags Over Denver Bligh Gardens. Witnesses say he moved from his seat, while authorities judge the death accidental. In Georgia Samuel Guyton, a 58 year old foreman, entered a no access area on Batman The Ride and was struck by a rider's dangling legs. he died later. The ride was inspected by OSHA and reopened after a safety check.
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Georgia
Six Flags
Six Flags Over
Samuel Milton Guyton
Atlanta
John Odum
Park
Lisa Bigazzi
Tilt
Guyton
Federal
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
Six Flags Blitch Gardens
Pakistan Pakistan Kashmir Crisis Deepens With Cross Border Attacks
Pakistan faces international pressure as Bush Blair and others urge Musharraf to curb cross border terrorism in Kashmir. India demands Pakistan dismantle its terrorism networks and hand over 20 listed suspects. A December parliament attack and a Kashmir bus attack are cited as recent brutalities. Russia offers mediation while Vajpayee and Musharraf may meet in Kazakhstan. Blair-Straw emphasize risks if military action escalates.
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Bush
Tony Blair
Musharraf
Kashmir
Pakistan
India
Dia
Abdullah
Istan
Pakistan Navy
Anatoly Safonov
Islamabad
Vladimir Putin
Atal Bihari Vajpayee
Kazakhstan
Council On Cooperation
Asia
Vajpayee
Blair
Jack Straw
Straw
Berlin
Pervez Musharraf
Remembering 9 11 Victims Across Memorial Day Ceremonies
Memorial Day 2002 featured solemn observances nationwide honoring Sept 11 victims alongside war dead. At Shanksville, Pennsylvania hundreds paid tribute at the Flight 93 crash site while other ceremonies remembered those lost in New York, Washington, and abroad.
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Pennsylvania
United Airlines
Philips
Jay Brunot
Jean
Latrobe
Flight 93
New York
Michael Bloomberg
Hudson River
Bloomberg
America
Lady Liberty
Burlington
Mass
Boston
American Airlines
World Trade Center
Cheryl McGuinness
Thomas
Bush and Chirac Remember D-Day Heroes in Normandy Visit
President Bush and President Chirac visited Sainte-Mère-Église and Omaha Beach amid ceremonies honoring Normandy heroes. Bush praised forefathers sacrifices and warned Americans must remain ready to sacrifice for freedom as he toured Utah Beach and Pointe du Hoc with a Navy ship passing offshore.
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Bush
Kevin Leideritz
Normandy
Leideritz
D-Day
America
France
Sainte-Merc-Eglise
Omaha Beach
Utah Beach
Pointe du Hoc
U.S
Ranger Battalion
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Spotsylvania
Vietnam
Timonium
Pentagon
Children of Liberty
Maryland
Walter “Trae” Cohee
Mardela Springs
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Kabul
Jeanne Cohee
San Francisco
Presidio National Cemetery
Miami Beach
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