Plane crash kills two in Fort Lauderdale area
In Fort Lauderdale area, a 1980 Cessna 1721G plummeted after takeoff from Fort Lauderdale Executive Airport, killing pilot William Hamlin Kilby 64 and wife Ann 58. Marsha Meridien 33, a passenger, and her two young children survived injuries as the plane struck Commercial Boulevard, a busy roadway, with investigators seeking the cause.
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Marsha Mereidien
Stunns Fioryline Mercidieu
Antoine
Oakland Park
Walliamn Hamlin Kilby
Ann Kilby
National Transportation Safety
Murder rate in New York City hits 25 year low
New York City police statistics show a sharp drop in murders in the first 25 weeks of the year, nearly one third lower than the same period last year. If the trend continues, 1995 would record the fewest slayings since 1970, when 1,117 were killed.
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New York City
Police Department
Dornan weighs dropping out of presidential race
Rep. Bob Dornan said the potential clout from GOP control motivates reconsidering his presidential bid. He plans a decision by early November and may finish his House term in December. Dornan chairs two subcommittees and cites influence on issues like MIA hearings, military abortions bans, and Riv infection rules for troops.
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Bob Dornan
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Milltary Service
Bosnian War Escalates After Targeting EU Envoy
Serbs fired on a convoy and helicopter carrying European Union envoy Carl Bildt near Sarajevo, underscoring a deep security collapse. Attacks also struck the Mount Gona corridor and the Range area, while Serb forces violate the U.N. no fly zone and shell U.N. peacekeepers and Srebrenica during a three day surge in hostilities.
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Yeltsin to lead inquiry into Grozny farm killings
President Yeltsin will personally head an investigation into the eight deaths at a farmhouse outside Grozny. Officials said the raid resembled a terrorist attack aimed at undermining peace talks in Chechnya. A day of mourning was declared as talks resumed with a moment of silence for the victims, including four children.
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Sergei Medvedev
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Priday
Republic
Chechnya
Kallings
Interfax
NAACP to release national audit amid financial turmoil
The NAACP faces 3.8 million debt and internal turmoil as Myrtle Evers-Williams says the final audit report will be released publicly after the 86th annual convention. The probe follows executive director Chavis firing and expense-account controversy, with lawsuits and fundraising declines tied to Supreme Court rulings. The board will publicly view the audit and announce its findings as the convention concludes.
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NAACP
Myrtle Evers-Williams
Advancement of Colored People
Supreme Court
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Gibson
Benjamin Chavis
Medgar Evers
Gingrich to testify before ethics panel on book deal
House ethics committee plans weeks of hearings with Speaker Newt Gingrich and publisher Rupert Murdoch over a book contract. Murdoch may testify in late July or early August while Gingrich's schedule remains uncertain. other witnesses include the speaker’s agent and New York publishers amid scrutiny of potential conflicts of interest and a $4.5 million advance.
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Newt Gingrich
Rupert Murdoch
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Gmith
Tony Blankley
Murdoch
Howard Rubenstein
Preston Een
New York
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Hamperling
Veterans oppose Clinton move amid Vietnam War memories
Syracuse Vietnam veterans urge caution as they react to Clinton's normalization with Vietnam. Larkin, Adams, and Willsey frame the issue around MIAs and the meaning of staying engaged, with calls for full accounting and concern over incentives for bygone hostilities.
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Vietnam Veterans of America
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Clinton
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Simpson defense aims to show jealousy and control pattern
Prosecution witness rumors and a high dinner event loom as Cochran reveals plans to call Caral Connor and Mary Collins. The defense seeks to exclude autopsy photos arguing potential juror bias, while prosecutors contend the grisly images illustrate the struggle and sequence of the murders.
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Mary Collins
Simpson
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