Bus crash driver charged with careless driving in Atlantic City route
The tour bus bound for an Atlantic City casino from New York Chinatown crashed on a slushy highway, killing two passengers and injuring 28. The driver Guang Mi Ling 38 faces a careless driving charge as investigators weigh possible criminal counts. Weather not a factor and witnesses say the bus sped and weaved through traffic.
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Trenton
Atlantic City
Guang Mi Ling
Kevin Rehmann
Dahlia Travel and Tours of
New York
Terror alert heightens security in New York area
Police increased patrols at airports subways and hotels after the nation moved to orange terror level. New York officials urged vigilance while residents continued daily routines. Officers with a bomb sniffing dog guarded Times Square Plaza Hotel and Tiffanys as three police vans stood by Central Park.
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New York
Jonathan Marlow
Midtown Manhattan
City
Partic
Ularly
Elizabeth Bohlen
Mystic
Conn
Times Square
Plaza Hotel
Tiffany & Co
Central Park
John Ashcroft
al-Qaida
San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge
Atlanta
California
Washington State
Espionage case centers on Guardsman and ex wife
Rafael Davila a National Guard intelligence officer admits storing secret and top secret documents in his home and a rented storage locker. Prosecutors accuse him and his ex wife Deborah of espionage tied to white supremacist and anti government groups. More than 200 top secret files were distributed to locations in North Carolina Texas and Georgia for about $2 000.
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Spokane
Wash
National Guard
Rafael Davila
FBI
Davila
Deborah
Davilas
Deborah Davila
United States
U.S
Earl Hicks
Kage
Hicks
North Carolina
Texas
Georgia
Washington National Guard
96Th
Tacoma
Army
Col
Rick Patterson
Washington Army National Guard
Patterson
Annan urges U S to avoid another gulf war
U N Secretary General Kofi Annan urged the United States to work with others to prevent a new Persian Gulf conflict. He warned Iraq it must fully disarm and urged a multilateral approach as U N inspectors prepare a second report to the Security Council. He spoke at the College of William and Mary to about 4500 attendees and received an honorary doctorate.
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Williamsburg
United Nations
Kofi Annan
United States
Iraq
United Nations Security Council
Annan
Security Council
U.N
Kuwait
Baghdad
Colin Powell
Powell
Turkey Allows U S Troop Deployment For Northern Front
Ankara reports Turkish leaders agreed to allow up to 38 000 U S troops to open a northern front if war with Iraq occurs. Parliament must approve. bases at Diyarbakir Batman and Incirlik to be used for air attacks with U S and British planes already stationed at Incirlik.
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Ankara
Turkey
United States
Iraq
Washington
U.S
NTV
Diyarbakir
Batman
Incirlik
State Department
Louw
Finter
Bogota attacks blamed on FARC rebels kill 31 at El Nogal club
In Bogota a car bomb ripped through the El Nogal social club killing 31 people including six children and wounding 157. Vice President Santos blamed the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia for the attack, the worst in the city in over a decade.
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Bogota
Colombia
Francisco Santos
Armed Forces of
FARC
Santos
Pablo Escobar
United States
Escobar
el Nogal
Alvaro Uribe
el Nogal Club
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Nacogdoches
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Lufkin
Nacogdoches County
Kerss
N.Y
N-J
Newark
Derek Gienn
Drusilla Crawley
Florida
Ulysses Cheda
José Palmer
New York State
Sarasota
Fla
Stanley Piller
Grand Central Station
College Place
Deborah Cummings
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