Plane crashes near White House as Clinton family housed nearby
A small red and white Cessna two seater breached the restricted White House zone early today and crashed near the mansion, killing the pilot. President Clinton and family were in Blair House across the street. Federal officials tentatively identify the pilot as Frank Eugene Corder of Perry Point Maryland. authorities consider personal mental health factors, not a security attack.
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Harford County
Baltimore
Secret Service
Dave Adams
Maryland
Aberdeen
Federal Aviation Administration
Frank Eugene Corder
Perry Point
Scripps Howard
Washington Monument
White House Complex
Adolphus Roberts
Clintons
Blair House
World Sex Issue Haunts U.N. Population Conference
Delegates at the U.N. population conference in Cairo argued over reproductive rights and whether migrants have the right to family reunification. Vatican allies oppose abortion language, and security was tightened as protests and anti abortion activists disrupted briefings. Talks neared culmination with debates on whether reunification is a right or a principle.
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New York
Associated Press
Vatican
U.N
Cairo International
U.S
Tim Wirth
Sharon Turner
Glenwood
State For Global Affairs
Turner
Wirth
Zimbabwe
Kindness in Competition in Vanceboro Groceries
In Vanceboro Mike Saleeby praises two rival grocers, Taylor's IGA and Kite's Red and White, for strong produce and meats and shared community spirit. Owners Gus Kite and Walter Taylor describe donations, rides to the store, and free groceries for those in need as part of their duty to help neighbors.
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Mike Saleeby
Vanceboro
Saleeby
Taylor
Sutton
Kite
Gus Kite
Walter Taylor
Vadie Marie Taylor
IGA
Blue Cross Still Opposes Insurance Price Ban in State Memo
State documents reveal Blue Cross and Blue Shield of North Carolina resisted a pricing ban three months after claiming to end the practice. Deputy Insurance Commissioner Randy Madry warned officials not to disclose efforts to stop dual pricing in the Legislature. Blue Cross had said it began phasing out dual pricing in January, affecting mainly a small health maintenance organization unit, while broader end dates remained unclear. Patients face higher out of pocket costs as hospitals charge Blue Cross lower rates not shared with enrollees.
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North Carolina
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Randy Madry
Salisbury Post
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Susanne Goeller
Reversal theory in USAir crash eyed by investigators
Investigators in Pittsburgh study eight of twelve thrust reverser actuators from a Boeing 737-300 that crashed near Pittsburgh International Airport killing 132. Three right engine actuators, two recovered Sunday, appeared deployed. left engine actuators remained proper. Officials caution premature conclusions as wreckage moves to a hangar for reassembly.
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Carl Vogt
Vogt
Pittsburgh International Airport
American Airlines
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