Debris search widens in Flight 800 mystery
Searchers scan submerged wreckage of TWA Flight 800 off Long Island using video cameras and sonar. Despite pulling three bodies and locating fuselage chunks, investigators have found no conclusive cause or explosives. Clinton and FBI officials caution against premature conclusions as probes continue.
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U.S
Zonar
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USS
Grasp
Francis
Clinton
TWA Flight 809 Crash Update Tells Time and Call Numbers
NewsLine provides updates on the TWA Flight 809 crash with a phone line at 472-2111 category 8201. Additional service information lists numbers for Tellires NewsLine from Auburn and Weedsport exchanges and from Sandy Creek exchanges.
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NewsLine
Tellires
Trom Auburn
Weedsport
Osawegs
Sandy Creek
Cal
Trade sanctions push to curb Libyan Iranian oil links
U S House approves a bill by Senator Alfonso D Amato to impose sanctions on foreign companies investing in Libyan and Iranian oil industries to choke funding for terrorism. The measure, tied to Pan Am Flight 103, faces White House approval and international opposition from trading partners.
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Libya
Washington
Long Island
Alfonso D'Amato
New York
Iran
Clinton
D'Amato
Scotland
Syracuse University
Town of Clay
Central New York College
Pan Am
Senate
United States
Bush
NYPD divers aid search at Atlantic crash site of TWA 800
NYPD scuba team of 20 divers assisted by Navy and State Police battled 15 foot visibility while recovering three bodies and a 60 by 20 foot fuselage piece near East Moriches. Deputy Inspector Giannelli said recoveries may take days due to debris hazards with the effort focused on certainty and safety.
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George Pataki
Pataki
Robert Fraheis
National Transportation Safety Board
Continental Shelf
East Moriches
New York
Rk Police Department
Atlantic Ocean
NYPD
TWA
Jim Cowan
Navy
State Police
di- Velom
Robert Giannelli
Special Operations Division
Giarinelli
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Hudson
East
New York City
Cowan
Une Department
Jeane Olide Fi
Long Island
P.O. Kenny Hansen
Moniches Bay
Onondaga Chief Shenandoah Funeral Details Revealed
A long mourning period follows the death of Shenandoah with feasting at the Onondaga Nation Longhouse. Food, cigarettes, and laughter mark the farewell as family and friends gather, guided by Cayuga chiefs and Onondaga leaders. The procession moves to a burial on sovereign lands near Hemlock Creek.
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Shenandosh
Gren Lyons
Six Nations Confederacy
Shenandoah
Hit
Hemlock Creek
Tadadaho
United States
Oren Lyons recalls Tafadaho Leon Shenandoah and wonder
Onondaga Nation faithkeeper Oren Lyons remembers his uncle and colleague Leon Shenandoah. Tales span a Moscow 1990 trek, a 57 plane delay caused by Shenandoah's curiosity, cliffside mesa adventures, and a penchant for quiet exploration with actors and politicians.
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Tafadaho
Leon Shenandoah
Lyons
Shenandoah
Moscow
Global Forum
Kennedy
Leon
Tadadaho
Santa Fe
Sacred Mountains
Newsweek to review Anonymous novelist Klein in coming weeks
Newsweek editor in chief Richard M. Smith said the magazine’s Anonymous author will reflect for several weeks and meet staff to address criticism over denying authorship of Primary Colors. Klein may remain as a columnist. officials will discuss his future and credibility.
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Primary Colors
Weekly
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Klein
Pudio
Smith
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Robert Gavin
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