Boston gun rampage leaves six dead including gunman
A 25-year-old man opened fire in Dorchester, killing his uncle, aunt, two cousins, a visitor, and later himself after a two hour standoff. Four others were wounded including a 3-year-old niece and a 19-year-old man. Authorities withheld names.
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Thai jet crashes off Phuket after near miss with Dragonair
The Thai Airways Boeing 737 crashed into the Andaman Sea about five miles from Phuket airport after attempting to avoid a Dragonair jet. Authorities reported several survivors and multiple fatalities, with conflicting counts of the dead. The flight carried 83 people including 37 foreigners and 35 Thai passengers, plus crew and two children.
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Gulf war heats up with Iranian speedboat attack near coast
Iraq said warplanes struck large maritime targets off Iran as a 3rd day offensive escalates in the Persian Gulf. An Iranian speedboat attacked the Kuwaiti freighter Jebel Ali near Umm Al-Quwain, causing minor damage as U.S.-escorted convoys proceed toward Kuwait.
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Midview Board Reopens Salary Talks Next Year
Huntley said the salary issue will be reopened next year and that teachers should report to work today with students returning on Tuesday. The final offer includes a $300 increase for the year and language clarified in the contract. Ohio Association of Public School Employees will receive the same percentage increase on their base, starting January 1, with Gary Caruthers calling the contract fair and equitable.
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Lawmakers tour Honduras and discuss war training plans
Ohio lawmakers visiting Tegucigalpa and American embassy officials observed National Guard sites and a UN camp housing 30,000 Nicaraguan refugees. They heard grateful responses from Nicaraguans and debated Governor Celeste's stance. McEwen backed on location training as realistic for future combat, while Gary Wilson opposed a two year contract. Elementary teacher George Bates praised contract language despite salary concerns.
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