Kennedy aide holds third meeting with accuser and lawyer
The source notes the third meeting between Kennedy ally Locke, the young woman, and her attorney on Tuesday. She again refused to testify, a move that would likely end the district attorney’s probe into possible statutory rape charges. The meeting followed the family’s earlier decision not to cooperate, citing potential psychological harm from a trial.
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Beam collapse on West Virginia bridge kills two workers
Steel beams toppled from a highway bridge under repair in Kenova West Virginia killing two construction workers and injuring three. A 100 ton beam with two cranes loosened another beam and fell 100 feet to the Big Sandy River. Two workers died instantly while two others were hospitalized in fair condition.
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Army suspends Aberdeen battalion commander over misconduct
The Army suspended Lt. Col Martin T. Utzig commander of a training battalion at Aberdeen Proving Ground as seven drill sergeants faced sexual misconduct charges with female trainees. Major-designate Kathy Sorenson becomes acting battalion commander. Delmar Simpson, convicted of rape, is among those in the unit.
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Plane crashes into Mississippi River killing three
A single engine Piper Saratoga crashed after hitting trees while attempting to return to the airport. The pilot and two passengers died, two other passengers survived by swimming to an island and were rescued by a tugboat. Wreckage with three bodies was recovered from the river.
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Trains Collide at Crossing Kills One Evacuates Town
A freight train carrying hazardous materials failed to stop at a crossing and collided with another tram near Rossville Kansas. The crash derailed twenty cars and prompted mass evacuations for over six hours as a Union Pacific line burned and grass fires spread along the tracks. Fire Chief Wilbur F. Stum Jr. confirmed the blaze and early morning response.
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Five Convicted in 1988 Fire That Killed Six Firefighters
Five people received life without parole for arson at a Kansas City construction site that killed six firefighters. U S District Judge Joseph E Stevens Jr ruled the arson directly caused the deaths as a burning trailer with ammonium nitrate exploded. Prosecutors argued the blaze was connected to thefts at the site.
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OJs Heisman nameplate kept by agent claims it as collateral
Fresno bee reports agent Mike Gilbert refuses to return OJ Simpsons Heisman nameplate and other memorabilia taken March 27 from Simpson estate amid lawsuits by Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman estates seeking 33.5 million dollars. Gilbert says he will keep the trophy, noting a desire to prevent further stirring of tensions as Goldman family attorney Peter Geiblum presses for recovery.
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