Jody Sack Remembered After Rooftop Fall in Manhattan
Rosemont native Jody Lynn Sack who survived a 1990 coma after a severe car crash and excelled in rowing at the University of Virginia died in a four story fall from a Manhattan rooftop days before starting a New York advertising job. Her roommate Rob Lovell recalled her daily runs despite limited sight and a resilient, spirited life.
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Rosemont
Jody Lynn Sack
University of Virginia
Philadelphia
New York City
Sack
Manhattan
New York
Rob Lovell
Annthar Gorone
Sears
Family surrenders after 11 hour standoff in New Jersey
In South River New Jersey three members of a family barricaded inside an aluminum foil lined apartment. Negotiators urged them out all day and they left voluntarily after about 11 hours. They were taken to a hospital for psychiatric evaluation. Boris Angelevski wielded a sledgehammer and threatened officers while Maria Angelevski stood behind him. Their son Sasha Angelevski reportedly pointed a knife at himself.
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South River
N.J
Wesley Bomba
Boris Angelevski
Maria
Poe
Sasha
Rhode Island Man Dies From EEE Mosquito Virus
Harry Marsocci, 44, of West Warwick, died June 21 from eastern equine encephalitis as confirmed by the CDC. nationwide, about five in a thousand infections occur yearly, with the virus spread by mosquitoes feeding on infected birds and not transmissible human to human.
Marine jet pilots face court martial over Italian ski cable crash
A Marine judge urged courts martial for Captain Richard Ashby and Captain Joseph Schweitzer after an EA-6B Prowler struck a gondola cable in the Italian Alps last February, killing 20. Charges against Captains Raney I and Seagraves were to be dismissed. Lt Gen Pace will decide.
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Raleigh
N.C
Ronald Rodgers
Camp Lejeune
Richard Ashby
Joseph Schweitzer
William Raney I
Chandler Seagraves
Mediator Pushes Dow to Accept Settlement Offer
Federal mediator Francis McGovern says Dow Corning and thousands of women with silicone breast implant claims have six days to accept a take it or leave it settlement proposal. The deadline is Tuesday noon, with 177,000 worldwide claims alleging illness from leaked silicone gel.
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Flint
Mich
Dow Corning Corp
Francis McGovern
Midland
Four girls die in house fire arson suspected
In Santa Clarita California four girls aged 6 to 12 died in a suburban home after two small fires, arson and homicide detectives sought a search warrant, the mother and a 14-year-old son were treated for smoke inhalation, and police said the incident did not appear accidental.
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Santa Clarita
Calif
David Haim
Frank Merriman
Cruz Solis
Immune system may rebound after severe AIDS study says
French researchers at the World AIDS Conference report immune recovery in AIDS patients after 24 months on HIV drug cocktails. Autran of Paris notes rapid early immune reconstitution followed by steady gains, with full recovery potentially years away and long term drug safety uncertain.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Brigitte Autran
Vhapital Prue-Salpetriere
Paris
Antran
Antean
Autran
Clinton urges China to preserve environment
President Clinton urged China to avoid harming the environment for growth and pledged U S help to clean rivers air and land. He spoke in Guilin praised local environmental efforts and warned China risks overtaking the United States as the top greenhouse gas emitter within 20 years.
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Guilin
China
Clinton
United States
U.S
Li River
Hong Kong
Air Force One
Chek Lap Kok International
Jiang Zemin
Seven Star Park
Camel Peak
Cuyahoga
Clexelnd
Beijing
Pakistani defector claims Pakistan plans first strike nuclear policy
Iftikhar Chaudhary Khan says Pakistan’s nuclear program targets India and seeks to reveal details to U.S. officials for political asylum. Pakistani officials call it a hoax. Khan says he attended a secret meeting on strategy, left Pakistan after threats, and arrived in the United States on May 22 with his wife reportedly detained.
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New York
Iftikhar Chaudhary Khan
Pakistan
India
Khan
Salman A. Abbasy
U.N
U.S
China
Iran
Altaf Hussain
Khushab
Associated Press
Israel
Abbasy
Iftikhar Khan
Pakistan Atomic Energy Commission
Judge calls Starr probe a fishing expedition
Starr faces a broad tax probe of Hubbell and questions over authorization to expand the Whitewater inquiry. Robertson and other judges dispute immunity and jurisdiction rulings while Clinton defends the decision as Starr appeals. Lewinsky and Tripp are described concerning the Paula Jones case context.
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Starr
Hubbell
Suzy
Charles Owen
Mike Schaufele
Robertson
Janet Reno
Whitewater
Arkansas
Washington
S. Circuit Court of An
Clinton
China
Webb
Mike
Charlie
No. 3
Justice Department
Rose
Little Rock
Ark
Lewinsky
Paula Jones
Tripp
Pentagon
White House
Accord
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Jack Abbott Grehe Jr
Oliver Dean Emigh
John J. DeLeon III
Olmito
Brownsville
Cameron County
Tate
Avery Wells
Deedig. Sy
America
Tung Chee-hwa
Bhitish
Martin Lee
Lee
Jim Steinberg
Tue
Spuateun
Cai Younglun
Max Baucus
Bruce Lindsey
Kathleen Willey
Lindsey
Marlon
Finny
Gon Public Affairs Office
Webster Hubbell
Washington, D.C
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