Rescuers Die While Aiding Climbers On Mount Rainier
In Mount Rainier National Park two rescuers aged 22 and 23 died after sliding 900 feet during a rescue above 12 000 feet while another crew saved a climber named John Graver of Santa Cruz California who broke an ankle near the glacier near the summit. The event followed reports of worsening weather and the men were found early Sunday.
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Wash
Mount Rainier
Park
Tacoma
Lance Gillispie
Mount Rainier National Park
John Graver
Santa Cruz
Calif
National Park Service
Stunt plane crash at Santa Paula Air Show claims pilot
Santa Paula California a crowd of about six thousand watched as a Berkut stunt plane spun out of control and crashed during the Santa Paula Air Show killing Rick Fessenden 47 a former U S Navy test pilot and American Airlines pilot The FAA said it was investigating the crash.
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Santa Paula
Calif
Los Angeles
Fessenden
American Airlines
Navy
Federal Aviation Administration
Detroit
Rick Goldberg
Tape decision looms in O J Simpson trial
In Los Angeles the judge may allow taped interviews of detective Mark Fuhrman containing the n word as part of the Simpson case. Prosecutors oppose the tapes citing inflammatory impact versus evidentiary value while defense argues Fuhrman planted a glove to frame Simpson.
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O.J. Simpson
California
North Carolina
Mark Fuhrman
Simpson
Fuhrman
Superior Court
Lance Ito
Southwestern University Law Profes
Robert Pugsley
Loyola Law School
Laurie Levenson
Frédric Rieders
Rieders
Police Crime Lab
Hell Week Ahead for Faulkner at Citadel Cadets
Shannon Faulkner becomes the first female cadet at The Citadel as she and about 600 freshmen enter hell week. Cadets wake before dawn for rigorous drills in the August heat, learn salutations and routines, and must memorize the alma mater and cadet prayer while serving upperclassmen and adapting to a demanding first week.
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Charleston
S.C
Shannon Faulkner
Faulkner
State Military School
Citadel
Steve Hawkins
Hawkins
Air traffic controllers work blind for 84 tense minutes
A Miami radar center lost power after a lightning strike, leaving controllers to guide 70 airborne planes from memory for 84 minutes. The outage affected about 300 flights across Florida and the Atlantic as towers relied on the center for arrival data. No significant safety problems were reported by pilots, officials said.
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Miami
Inter- Federal Aviation
Monte Berger
Federal Aviation Administration
Florida
Atlantic
Gulf of Mexico
Miami Center
Air Traffic Control Nerve Center
Kim Christiansen
Oakland
Calif
Chicago
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