Severe quake rattles northern California overpass collapses
A major quake along the San Andreas extension struck coastal northern California near Eureka with no immediate fatalities. Five injured as a Highway 101 overpass collapsed two cars fell onto the debris. aftershocks followed and power units tripped at Humboldt Bay.
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Train Crash in Dobbs Ferry Injures 120 on Rush Hour
Amtrak Turboliner and Conrail freight collided head on near Dobbs Ferry station injuring 120. Officials cite possible human and mechanical error as the cause, with 80 taken to hospitals and 16 admitted. No deaths reported. Traffic disrupted for commuters.
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Dr Leonard Faymore locks in licensing clash interview
Dr Leonard Faymore discusses prescription practices and addiction in a CT interview with Staff Writer David Knox as his clinic faces possible disciplinary action. Jeff Marshall, a skate pro from North Olmsted Recreation Center, emerges among Olympic hopefuls per Cindy Leise.
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GOP sweep nixes Oberlin Congressman Pease on Ways and Means
The GOP victory reshapes House membership and likely blocks Donald J. Pease of Oberlin from a Ways and Means seat as Republicans gain a 273 242 192 margin. Pease notes party shifts threaten most Democratic vacancies and hints at possible subcommittee chair chances amid a broader focus on Congress and tax policy.
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Heart attack kills McQueen after cancer surgery
Steve McQueen, aging star famed for speed and Westerns, died at 50 in Juarez after surgery to remove a large malignant chest tumor. His passing occurred as his family and public figures mourned, amid controversy over unorthodox cancer treatments he pursued in Mexico.
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