Wind heavy payload blamed for Pan Am 759 crash
Federal investigators cite adverse wind and heavy payload as the cause of Pan Am Flight 759, with no engine failure or human error found. No alcohol or drugs in crew. Lawsuits seek about 90 million dollars, including 15 million for a Kenner family and 70 million for another group. Cockpit tape may take months to decipher. recorders urged for replacement within two years.
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Deadly diseases form 'gay plague' outbreak
UPI reports two related illnesses labeled the gay plague have reached epidemic proportions. Doctors call the outbreak unprecedented, with 413 cases since 1981 and 155 deaths. Most victims are under 45, median age 35, as CDC and Mount Sinai officials note rising recent case numbers.
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