Behind the Lockerbie bombing search for Flight 103 bombers
The Herald-Journal continues a three part series on the 1988 disaster over Lockerbie that killed 270 people including a Clay couple and Syracuse University students. Steven Billmyer profiles the vast international manhunt and the differences from a typical murder investigation.
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Holmes remplacés et meurtre sur Pan Am 103 en Écosse
Dans Lockerbie Écosse la police envisage l attentat Pan Am 103 comme une affaire de meurtre, alors que la scène décrit est vaste et complexe avec des milliers d éléments d evidence. Le texte mélange fragments et préoccupations policières sur une affaire historique.
Oil spills claim their first victims in Rhode Island
Nearly 500000 gallons of oil from a grounded tanker closed beaches and killed wildlife in Rhode Island as cleanup crews operated in five states. Beaches were closed and shellfishing banned while officials confirmed oil-covered lobsters and several birds dead. The Greek tanker World Prodigy struck Bretton Reef near Narra gansett Bay. captain Georgudis allegedly wrongfully altered course without a pilot. A federal inquiry will convene Tuesday. drugs not believed a factor. Delaware spill cleanup added 255 workers and 300 National Guardsmen were mobilized.
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Supreme Court abortion ruling looms over Webster case
Washington watchers fill the court room and media rows as a Missouri dispute, Webster v. Reproductive Health Services, could overturn or limit Roe v. Wade. With the term near end, interest groups, reporters, and legal factions await a decision that could affect 1.5 million annual abortions.
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Soviet Echo II class submarine limps to port after reactor fire
Billowing smoke from a Soviet Echo II class submarine caused by a reactor malfunction forced the ship toward Murmansk under diesel power. Officials reported no casualties or radiation leaks and noted the vessel was spotted off northern Norway, with the crew signaling they did not want civilian rescue aid.
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