Frist’s son injured in small plane takeoff crash in Nashville
An 18 year old Princeton freshman and son of Senate leader Bill Frist was a passenger when a small plane crashed during takeoff at John C Tune Airport in Nashville. He received treatment at Centennial Medical Center for non life threatening injuries.
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Violent murder shocks community as suspect linked to baby
Sgt James Coleman III, 24, of Ohio, faces murder charges after allegedly strangling 19 year old Jessica Hine and baby Devonte Coleman. Hine's body was found in a suitcase in the woods. Police say Coleman kept the body in his apartment for five days and still reported to work at MacDill Air Force Base. In New York, rapper Ricky Walters wins a temporary deportation halt as he fights an old murder-related conviction. In Michigan, Gov John Engler signs a bill ending mandatory minimums for drug crimes, giving judges more discretion under sentencing guidelines.
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U S says Iraq has mobile germ warfare labs
The United States cites Iraqi advances in biological weapons since 1991, including mobile germ labs and drying technology to produce dried anthrax and other toxins. Officials warn such capabilities could devastate troops and civilians, complicating an invasion and medical response.
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Pentagon orders large force to Persian Gulf amid Iraq threat
The Pentagon has ordered thousands of troops, two carrier battle groups, and numerous aircraft to the Persian Gulf in preparation for possible war with Iraq. Units will deploy to Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Oman, Bahrain, and surrounding areas, with tens of thousands affected as part of a broader build up.
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