Flight 93 families dispute FBI crash theory
Families of Flight 93 passengers challenge the FBI claim that hijackers crashed the plane into a Pennsylvania field after insurgents failed to seize cockpit control. They say transcripts and tapes support a cockpit takeoff by passengers and praise the crew and travelers for trying to overpower the hijackers.
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New York
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White House
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Atlanta
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Glick
Lyzbeth
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Shanksville
Alice Hogian
Los Gatos
Calif
Mark Bingham
Hoglan
Todd M. Beamer
New Jersey
Douglas A MacMillan
Five suspects face aggravated murder and robbery charges
Bond set at one million dollars each for all five suspects. Hall Snyder and Fuller have extensive criminal records. Snyder held in Elyria City Jail. others in County Jail. Fields has driving infractions and contempt of court on record. Elyria Police Chief Medders cites witness reluctance as a complicating factor.
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Snyder
Fuller
Elyria City
Fields
Elyria
Michael Medders
Cuyahoga County
Five Suspects Arrested in Damian Killing Targeted Teen for Robbery
Medders said the suspects planned to rob Damian for cash, part of a pattern of teens being targeted in the neighborhood. Details are sketchy as information comes third-hand. Damian had a recent traffic incident involving a rented car. the owner declined to press charges.
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Woman appeals to faith in nursing trial over driving with infant
Donkers and Barnhill of the First Christian Fellowship for Eternal Sovereignty defended their actions in a three day trial. Donkers claimed Michigan child restraint law allows breastfeeding while driving while the couple’s religious beliefs guided their decisions. Prosecutor Scahill argued the infant was endangered during the drive. Judge Barnhill faulted Donkers for prioritizing religion over the child’s welfare.
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Ohio
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Lorain festival draws crowds over weekend
The Lorain festival drew about 3,000 Thursday night with 1 000 free rides and airbrush souvenirs. Vendors highlighted art activities while Dybo, Jarod Miller, and illusionist Michael Kent provided entertainment as Michael Stanley & the Resonators and The Original Drifters were slated for weekend performances. Proceeds support the community, with admission set at 3 and a canned good.
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The
Resonators
The new shape of mail sports cars and burgers
Washington AP reports Customized MarketMail will launch Monday in Southern California offering shaped ads like a sports car, stop sign, hula doll or ham burger. Early test boxes feature Krispy Kreme doughnuts with other designs including a motorcycle and a grape bunch. Leaders call it an exciting, audience grabbing development amid tighter telemarketing rules.
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Tom Becker
ShipShapes
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