Diplomat Under Probe Seen Sharing Briefcase With Soviet Agent
Washington reports a senior U S diplomat is under espionage inquiry for possible Soviet spying. Felix S Bloch, a 30 year veteran, allegedly passed a briefcase to a Soviet agent at the Vienna embassy, with contact dating back three years. Officials say it marks a rare postwar espionage case for a U S diplomat.
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Washington
U.S
United States
State Department
Felix S. Bloch
Vienna
Bloch
ABC News
Alger Hiss
Pilots struggled to keep DC-10 aloft in Flight 232
In Sioux City United Airlines Flight 232, pilot A C Haynes and copilot battled loss of control after an engine disintegrated. Denny Fitch helped by kneeling in the cockpit to move throttles while others steered. Seven minutes before an emergency landing, Haynes warned to stay clear of the city as 297 aboard 186 survived.
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Sioux City
Iowa
United Airlines
Jim Burnett
Nett
Wal Transportation Safety Board
Burnett
A.C. “al’’ Haynes
United
Denny Fitch
Sioux Gateway Airport
Haynes
Student dies in 38-foot gorge dive at Parishville
Richard C. Whalen a 22 year old Clarkson University student from Skaneateles died Friday evening after a 38 foot dive from an abandoned bridge into a 40 foot deep St. Regis River swimming hole known as the gorge parishville fire and sheriff deputies said divers recovered the body about an hour later and he was taken to Canton Potsdam Hospital an autopsy was scheduled today coroner Hugh Frame noted the spot has long been a popular swimming drinking site with authorities often breaking up gatherings.
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Parishville
Skaneateles
St. Lawrence County
Richard C. Whalen
Clarkson University
Potsdam
St. Regis River
Canton-Potsdam Hospital
Hugh Frame
Lamphere
Bushs clean air plan faces broad criticism
The Bush administration released a clean air bill drawing criticism from environmentalists and industry alike. Industry officials say the bill strengthens the act but limits flexibility and economic growth, while supporters accuse critics of exaggerating weakness. Bush invited lawmakers to a White House ceremony to send the measure to Congress and pledged to make clean air a birthright.
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Washington
William Fay
Clean Air Working Group
Bush
Fay
Congress
White House
U.S
Oberlin Holds SewerFest To Celebrate Street Project
In Oberlin Ohio about 150 residents joined a playful parade through Main Street celebrating the final stage of a sewer project. Participants dressed as sewer rats and wore plungers lampooning construction that disrupted traffic with detours and misaligned cars. The event, organized by the Downtown Merchants Association, urged alternative transportation and featured a bike and skateboard ride along with an essay contest about worst street experiences as a prize.
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Oberlin
Ohio
Main Street
Bredka
Cleveland
Karen Smith
Oberlin College
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