Northwest pilots convicted for intoxicated flight in Fargo case
A Moorhead man who alerted authorities that three Northwest Airlines pilots were drinking before a pre dawn flight testified at their trial. Norman Prouse Robert Kirchner and Joseph Balzer were convicted of operating a commercial carrier while under the influence of alcohol. The FAA revoked the pilots licenses and Northwest terminated them.
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Man convicted in fatal red light crash
COOPERSTOWN A man who ran a car through a red light killed an 11 year old girl and was convicted of second degree murder and an accident scene caused death. Stephen Padula 28 of Queenta faces sentencing September 14. Otsego County judge set date after 244 hours of jury deliberations.
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Attorney charged in 1988 killing tied to witness fear
Bristol DA says Kenneth Ponte murdered Rochelle Dopierala to stop her from testifying against him in an April 1988 assault case. Dopierala, 28, vanished in April 1988 and body found December near a Dartmouth gravel pit. Ponte, a New Bedford attorney, faced bail and denied the charge as relatives of victims watched in court.
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Goode proposes cuts and tax hike to save Philadelphia
Philadelphia Mayor W Wilson Goode ends a 10 day budget silence with a plan to cut city services appoint a fiscal advisory panel and seek up to 150 million in tax increases to avert bankruptcy. He floated selling city properties including Veterans Stadium and suggested layoffs with council urged to repeal early retirement laws.
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Four charged in slaying of crime boss Grasso
Four Springfield suspects were arrested and charged in the 1989 killing of Patriarca underboss William Grasso. Investigators say Mafia associates involved agreed to cooperate, claiming Gae tano Milano fired the fatal shot while delivering the line It is all over. The four named are Milano East Longmeadow, Louis Pugliano West Springfield, Frank A. Pugliano West Springfield, and Frank Colantoni Longmeadow.
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Space shuttle Columbia set to launch September 1
NASA schedules a nine to ten day astronomy mission for shuttle Columbia after a hydrogen leak fix delays the launch to September 1. Seven astronauts onboard include four astronomers to operate the Astro observatory and study ultraviolet light and X rays from stars and supernovas.
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