Audubon hit and run victims run over by sheriff deputy
A man and a woman from Omaha were killed on a dark rural Audubon County road after a hit and run. A sheriff deputy responding to the scene ran over at least one body. Investigators say the deaths appeared accidental and no citations were issued. The victims were Rodney Vroman and Dawn Kirby, both 30, visiting residents near the road. The unlighted road has a 50 mph limit.
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Iowa
Rodney Vroman
Dawn Kirby
Omaha
Neb
Audubon County
Bill Shaw
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Kirby
Shaw
Baptists Apologize for Racism in Historic Vote
Atlanta AP reports the Southern Baptist Convention apologized for condoning racism after 150 years. President James B. Henry and Gary L. Frost led the resolution, which pledges to eradicate vestiges of racism and reflects on past failures to support civil rights. The move follows a history of exclusion and delayed acknowledgment of racism as a sin.
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Gary L. Frost
Ohio
American Baptist Convention
Tony Barber
Bud Jernigan
Albert Johnson
Charles Harvey
Filibuster showdown stalls Foster nomination vote
Washington AP reports a tense final push as Senate foes seek to block surgeon general nominee Henry Foster. Debates allotted three hours before a vote on limiting discussion, with Gramm claiming 41 votes and Democrats seeking 14 Republicans to join for cloture. President Clinton intensifies last minute lobbying at the White House congressional picnic.
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Henry Foster
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Phil Gramm
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Salute To New Bern Variety Show Supported By Patrons
Kiwanis Club of New Bern and hundreds of young beneficiaries thank patrons whose generosity made the third annual Salute To New Bern variety show a huge success. Henry Pattison.
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Friendly fire inquiry ends with Captain Wang cleared
Defense officials defended the probe into the 1994 friendly fire shootdown over northern Iraq that killed 26. Air Force Captain Jim Wang was cleared of wrongdoing, with officers punished administratively and no plan to reopen the investigation. Family members urged broader accountability while Wang cited ongoing consequences for others involved.
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Wang
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