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Man charged in fatal hit and run case report
A 19-year-old man faces charges after a fatal hit and run on a city street. Prosecutors say the suspect allegedly drove the car, struck a pedestrian, and left the scene while laughing, then returned later as investigators pursued the case.
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Investigation into Jet Crash Begins in Hangar
In Little Rock an investigation starts as the crashed American Airlines jet sits in a hangar. Preliminary findings suggest pilots skipped some checks during a storm while attempting an aborted landing. Co-pilot suspects spoiler use, though data records show they did not deploy at touchdown. Investigators review mechanical issues and pilot error as possible causes.
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Nail clipper weapon sparks Pensacola school expulsion
A 15-year-old girl at Pensacola High faces a year out of school after administrators treat her two inch nail clipper blade as a weapon. The student says the blade is for cleaning nails, but a teacher noted the clipper on another student’s desk, triggering the district’s weapons policy.
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Four Die In Separate Midwest Electrocutions
Maumee Ohio police report two 19 year old college students, Dominic Hess and Wesley Shonk, died when a football goal post touched a 7,200 volt line during a summer job. A third worker suffered minor injuries. In Griffith Indiana a man Gregory Taylor and his 17 year old son Nick were electrocuted in a backyard pool while a power washer operated nearby.
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Alleged Las Vegas supermarket shooter faces charges
Prosecution says Zane Floyd 23 opened fire in an Albertsons, killing four and wounding others, after also assaulting an escort service worker an hour earlier. He reportedly warned of fatal harm to the first 19 people he would encounter as police seek motive. Floyd was due for arraignment on multiple counts with a possible delay requested by prosecutors.
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Girl dies after tiger mauling at exotic show
A 10 year old girl Lorin Casey Villafana died from head and neck injuries after a male tiger dragged her from a cage as her stepfather, licensed to keep tigers, brushed the animal. He freed her and retrieved her from the cage. Police would not comment on charges.
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House set to duel over gun bill amid calls for limits
The House fights over tougher gun controls and longer mandatory minimums for juveniles convicted of gun crimes. Senate plans for 3 day background checks, 24 hour checks favored by Hyde and Hastert, with Clinton backing the broader measures after recent school shootings.
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Pope urges peace during Kosovo focus in Polish Mass
Thousands of Catholics from former Soviet republics gathered in northeast Poland for a Mass with Pope John Paul II as Lithuanians including President Valdas Adamkus sat near him. The pope, during his 13-day pilgrimage, pleaded for world peace and cited Kosovo’s bloodshed, while also consecrating Poland’s largest church and praising Copernicus’s scientific work. The event highlighted regional spiritual renewal after communism and the pope’s steady call for peace amid regional tensions.
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Albright Meets Kosovo Leaders on Self Rule Path
U S secretary of state meets with HaShim Thaci Ibrahim Rugova and Rexhep Gosja to discuss a settlement for Kosovo offering a high degree of self government without independence. Thaci pledges KLA will not attack retreating Serb troops as NATO plans a peacekeeping role.
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NATO strikes press Kosovo peace talks as Belgrade delays
NATO forces hit targets near Belgrade and Novi Sad amid tensions over Milosevic’s pledge to withdraw troops from Kosovo. U S B 52 bombers joined strikes while Russia and the G 8 push a UN peacekeeping framework centered on NATO. Milosevic voiced intent to follow the plan to world leaders in Bonn, though delays and stubborn troop levels persist.
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