Helicopter Crash Near Hutches Leads To Fatal Fire
Investigators worked in mud and rain after an AH-1W Cobra crashed Friday evening near Hutches High School in Hutchins, southeast of Dallas, killing four aboard as a witness described strange noises and a helicopter-like struggle before the blaze. Velva Washburn praised the pilot as a hero for not endangering bystanders.
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Dallas
North Carolina
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Washburn
Unabomber Suspect's Lawyers Claim Prosecution Lied
Defense for Theodore Kaczynski argued prosecutors lied to obtain a search warrant for his remote Montana cabin where he was arrested in 1996. Prosecutors denied the claim, stating the defense is grasping for a way to exclude evidence. Judge Burrell said a ruling would come after review of briefs in a few weeks.
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Calif
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Finday
Montana
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U.S
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Garland E. Burrell Jr
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Flinn seeks flight again after Air Force exit
1st Lt. Kelly Flinn, the first female bomber pilot, says she wants to fly again possibly with the Air Force Reserve or National Guard after resigning to avoid court martial on adultery and disobedience charges. Her family plans to return to Georgia as she navigates post resignation options and potential book or film interests.
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Kelly Flinn
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National Guard
Georgia
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EU envoy warns aid not reaching remote North Korea
European Union envoy Tae Rohrsted in Seoul says food aid is blocked from remote North Korea areas. He cites denied access for hunger experts and staged deliveries in flooded zones as eastern regions remain dire. EU pledged 155000 tons worth 52 million dollars, based on March field report.
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South Korea
European Union
North Korea
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Rohrsted
Pregnant prisoner released on bail for treatment
Roisin McAliskey, pregnant daughter of Irish activist Berna dette Devlin McAliskey, is freed from Holloway Prison on bail for medical care as severe asthma endangers her health. She has been jailed since November over a June mortar attack at a British army base in Germany, with no injuries reported. Prison officials say she has been moved to Whittington Hospital for treatment.
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Germany
Moderate headed for victory in Iran election
In Iran a moderate cleric led in early results with about 65 percent of votes counted, Mohammad Khatami ahead of Ali Akbar Nategh-Nouri who trailed with around 29 percent. If confirmed, Khatami would win the presidency, replacing Hashemi Rafsanjani. Nategh-Nouri vowed cooperation.
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Protests in Kinshasa denounce Kabila as dictator
Demonstrators in Kinshasa denounce Congo's new ruler Joseph Kabila as a dictator, upset by his failure to appoint a prime minister. Police used nonlethal force as bystanders were attacked. Tshisekedi is praised by some for challenging Mobutu's 32-year rule. Mobutu seeks exile in Rabat after flailing in Togo and Morocco.
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Congo
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Morocco
Bitter dispute rages on Onondaga Nation
Onondaga Nation faces a violent flare up as 24 protesters are arrested after a bonfire on I-81 near the Gibson house. Deputy reports no witnesses to the blaze while Gov Pataki curtails a tax plan amid escalating violence. Chief Gibson criticizes actions, and Mohawk protester Ken Kappelmeier defends the broader struggle.
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Onondaga
Council of Chiefs
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Gibson
Asi
Pataki tax order paused over reservation goods
Indian merchants said they were receiving tax-free shipments on the reservation. Cherubin said the issue would be addressed Wednesday. He argued that dropping taxes on reservation goods would require suspending statewide taxes on cigarettes and motor fuel. A Pataki spokesman said the administration had not reviewed the judge's order and had no comment.
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Pataki
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Harris
Prison officials deny Ray hospital evaluation request
MEMPHIS Tenn Prison officials rejected James Earl Rays request to be evaluated at a Pittsburgh hospital as a liver transplant recipient His brother Jerry Ray warned that denying the evaluation would be a death sentence Ray is serving a 95 year sentence for killing civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr.
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Weather data service details from NewsLine Syracuse
Automated weather information from NewsLine and Syracuse Newspapers covers pollen levels forecasts from WIXT Channel 9 and time, temperature, and travel advisories. Multiple toll-free numbers and four digit codes for reports are listed with updates every 10 minutes for severe weather warnings.
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