Argentine Plane Crash Kills At Least 69 On Takeoff
An Argentine airliner carrying about 90 people crashed on takeoff from Jorge Newbery airport, bursting into flames and slamming into a golf course. Local reports say 69 dead with 26 survivors. Firefighters, ambulances, and police swarmed the scene as authorities and witnesses described people escaping amid the blaze. The LAPA Boeing 737 was bound for Cordoba when it plummeted onto the course near the Rio de la Plata, prompting city officials to mobilize civil defense and emergency responders.
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Sunrise and Sunset Times and Coastal Forecast
Today the sun rises at 6 54 a m and sets at 8 03 p m tomorrow. Southeast wind 5 to 10 knots turning onshore. Sunny with waves 2 feet or less. Tonight southeast wind 5 to 10 knots. Clear with waves under 2 feet.
Ohio insurance proof checks face opposition and impact
Public Safety spokesman David Cooke notes checks ongoing while Sen. Leigh Herington criticizes intrusion. About 280000 of 5.6 million motorists will be randomly selected this year to prove liability insurance. 90 day suspensions rose to 24151 notices from 162000 sent. uninsured accidents dropped from 25303 in 1994 to 11940 last year.
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Department of Public Safety
Leigh Herington
Herington
Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Cooke
Public Safety Department
New car seats anchor points to improve child restraints
The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety and the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration outline new regulations requiring standardized top tether and bottom anchor points in new vehicles. Starting today automakers must equip most 2000 model year sedans and minivans with top tether anchors, with stricter deadlines through 2002 for bottom restraints and full standardization across all new vehicles. Ford Motor Co. plans to equip
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Safety Administration
United States
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Safer riding rules push anchoring system rollout
A federal law requires all new cars and child safety seats to include an anchoring system with top tether mounts installed immediately and lower mounts by 2002. The 2000 models will feature all three attachment points, including Ford Windstar and Focus. An anonymous government official said Volkswagen may also make all three points standard on its 2000 Beetles.
Explosion at Kremlin-area Mall Injures Dozens
An explosion ripped through a video game parlor in Manezh shopping center near the Kremlin, injuring at least 30 people. Police probed possible terrorism or organized crime while security near the Kremlin was tightened.
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Ohio prison per diem costs rise at NCCTF facility
Joe Andrews of the Department of Correction explains that NCCTF’s smaller size and its intense treatment mission raise per inmate expenses beyond the state average of 51.72. Six private bidders must propose at most 56.31 per day to secure savings of five percent, with Civigenics still negotiating as proposals evolve. Negotiations began July 21 and must be turned over to the State Controlling Board by September 9, then go to the board for approval on September 27.
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Department of Correction
Ohio
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NCCTF
Tom Rapone
CiviGenics
CiviGenics plans security for NCCTF in Grafton details proposed operations
CiviGenics outlines a security plan for the North Coast Correctional Treatment Facility addressing escapes hostage situations perimeter security contraband and inmate disturbances. The state will control inmate admissions and maintain an on site monitor from the Department of Corrections. Grafton officials urge communication and community meetings as contract talks continue.
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North Coast
Grafton Fire and Police Departments
Grafton
Sheri Kenner
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Department of Corrections
NCCTF
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Pension dispute delays Fo or case settlement in 1995 case
Foor seeks retirement credit for substitute fire department work from 1971 to 1974. He argues monthly retirement should be 1800 rather than 900 until October. City admits past practice of paying substitutes without full credit. Payroll records from 1971 to 1994 found. lawyers hired to pursue settlement. Local officials weigh impact of newly found records on the litigation.
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