Crash at Fairchild Air Force Base Kills Four on B 52
A B 52 practicing touch and go landings plunged to the ground at Fairchild AFB. Four aboard died and 23 were wounded. Spokesman Allen Geisler called it a tragic loss as funeral services were held earlier for victims of a separate rampage. Lt Mark McGeehen of Chenier West Virginia was named by relatives among the dead. A second victim was Col Sud Halland, a Vietnam veteran. the other two remained unnamed.
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Congress cures health care plans in tight committee clash
Lawmakers push a bundled proposal from the Ways and Means panel to guarantee health coverage. The plan links subsidies with insurance reforms and tax changes, aiming to pass in a tight Senate setting this weekend.
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Blood-screening agency to pay AIDS victim set in 1983
A court in New Jersey orders the national blood screening standards group to compensate an AIDS patient who contracted the virus from a blood transfusion. The case highlights blood bank accountability and the origins of transfusion-related AIDS concerns in the early 1980s.
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French forces near Rwanda border uncover mass graves
French troops expanding efforts to halt ethnic violence in Rwanda have discovered several mass graves along the Lake Kivu western fringe. Gen Raymond Germanos said officials cannot yet confirm casualties or ethnic affiliations as more French patrols secure refugee camps and rush to protect civilians amid ongoing violence.
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Possible future U S North Korean summit hinted
Secretary of State Warren Christopher said a Clinton Kim Il Sung meeting could occur later if North Korea joins the community of nations with proper conduct. He emphasized no shift in policy, noting talks already offer better relations in exchange for giving up nuclear ambitions.
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State workers ordered to help Cuomo campaign
Albany reports reveal a memo directing Labor Department staff to compile divisions' achievements since 1983 and produce first-in-the-nation examples for Gov Mario Cuomo. Critics call it illegal electioneering on state time, while aides insist it documents the administration's record.
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Panic and flights as Haiti crisis worsens
Real panic spreads at Port au Prince as Haiti faced air and bank shutdowns after U.S. halted most transactions. Haitians scramble for departures via America, France, or Dominican routes while U.S. banks close and authorities seek court orders. Ambassador Swing guides 46 Haitians to asylum as Cedras regime clings to power amid looming stakes.
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Haitian family arrives in city hours before flight cutoff
A Haitian family, Pierre and Carmene with two children, arrived days before a flight cutoff and will reside with local council members for three days before an apartment on the North Side is prepared. They will receive English tutoring and counseling to adjust, while 2,500 Haitian refugees are in the area.
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Judge to rule on Simpson evidence
A juror notes the judge will decide on Simpson evidence as Dershowitz and Bailey bring strong reputations to the case. Bailey cites past high profile outcomes while prosecutors face public scrutiny over comments. A blue knit cap at a victim’s feet is disclosed, and Simpson remains in a high profile jail setting amid related legal actions.
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