Crash victims relatives demand access to photos recordings
Relatives of the United Airlines Flight 427 crash victims in Upper St Clair allege officials plan to process remains in separate locations and warn that many bodies may be unidentifiable even with DNA testing. They call for access to photos and cockpit recordings as families confront grim questions about where loved ones lie and how remains are handled.
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Pittsburgh
Te Family Cemetery
Sewickley
Beas
Wayne Tutnovicn
USA
Sears
Joan Dae
Cora
Bruner
Brett
Jolte
Cele lae signs spotted throughout the store
Workers report locating Cele lae signs scattered across aisles and display areas, prompting cleanup and updated signage plans. Management says the irregular markings may confuse shoppers and will be replaced with standard labels and clearer directions.
Woman shoved from subway platform dies in station incident
In Manhattan a 63-year-old Korean immigrant was killed after a man identified as Reuben Harris shoved her onto a Queens-bound F train as it pulled into Herald Square. Harris, reported missing for three weeks from a psychiatric center, was restrained at the scene.
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New York
Rmral Hospital
Manhattan
Herald Square
Raymond O Donnell
Brooklyn
Reuben Harris
Psy Chiatric Center
Robert Valentino
Transit Authority
Harris
SUNY Buffalo receives 16 million for brightest students
An anonymous donor gave SUNY Buffalo 16 million to recruit and fund all costs for top students. The gift, the largest in SUNY history, will fund 20 freshmen per class in fall 1995 and 1996 with scholarships covering tuition and expenses for four years.
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Buffalo
State University of New York At Buffalo
SUNY
Budget cuts loom as New York tax receipts fall
Mayor Rudolph Giuliani warned of a tax revenue shortfall for the fourth quarter of 1994, likely at least 200 million dollars, with ongoing budget gaps between 200 million and 500 million for the fiscal year ending June. Officials foresee additional cuts as the city confronts mounting deficits.
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New York
Rudolph Giuliani
Family of victim charges covers homicide ruling
The family of Anthony Baez accuses police of a cover up after a medical examiner ruled Baez died from asphyxia caused by neck and chest pressure, labeling it a homicide. Police had cited asthma as a contributing factor, while investigators weigh whether excessive force was used.
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New York
Bron
Anthony Baez
Bronx
Baez
Charles Forsch
Hirsch
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