Pentagon rules out sabotage in Air Force crashes
Investigators in Greenland and England found no evidence of sabotage in the two C141 crashes. 39 people died, mostly American military personnel, as investigators seek cockpit voice and flight recorder data to determine causes.
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Greenland
England
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Washington
Maj
Michael Burch
Mildenhall
McGuire Air Force
New Jersey
Spendre Stroemfjord
Royal Air Force Base
Peterbrough
Military Airlift Command
Scott Air Force Base
Four climbers search for Everest route in icefall trek
Four members of the American Bicentennial Everest expedition left base camp with four Sherpa guides to seek a route through the Khumbu icefall. The 12 member team set base camp at 18 000 feet on the west side of Khumbu Glacier. The expedition reported weather as clear and cold with light snow at night and generally good health among climbers though one had a toothache.
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Katmandu
Nepal
Phillip R. Trimble
Khumbu
Khumbu Glacier
Lobuche
Florida securities probe lags as charges rise
In Florida a wide land securities fraud inquiry moves slowly after 16 months with one trial many brokers implicated. Officials say hundreds of victims, many nearing retirement, lost an average 15 thousand dollars as federal indictments target six SEI Inc. brokers and related entities.
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Fila
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Gerald Lewis
Tampa
Lewis
West Palm Beach
Jacksonville
David Edstrom
Lane Hartwell
SEI Inc
Fort Lauderdale
The
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Beaverhead schools plan return after summer break in Dillon
Beaverhead County students return Monday with Beaverhead County High School freshmen to 8:40 for schedules and upperclass orientation. Six new staff join 29 teachers at the high school. enrollment sits at 562. Junior high and elementary start times and staff counts are listed with district-wide staffing at 49. Rural districts Wise River Jackson Grant Wisdom Polaris Reichle start Tuesday.
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Grant
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Polaris
Reichle
Ennis Man Rollie Hebel Leads Bicentennial Wagon Train
Ennis rancher Rollie Hebel has spent a year as national wagon master for the Bicentennial Wagon Train Pilgrimage to Pennsylvania. He hosted thousands of tourists daily, faced dangerous crowds near camps, and managed a 3000 mile route from Fort Laramie to Pittsburgh while weather and delays tested the schedule. He looks to return to his Ennis ranch in September after a year of high public attention.
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Pennsylvania
Fort Laramie
Wyo
Felt defends FBI break ins in Weather Underground PLO raids
Former FBI official Mark Felt confirms approving two 1972 break ins the Weather Underground in New York and the PLO in Dallas He calls the actions extra legal not illegal and says national security justified them Felt cites Gray's guidance and Miller's input as key to the decision
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FBI
W. Mark Felt
Bureau
Weather Underground
New York
Palestine Liberation Organization
Dallas
L. Patrick Gray
CBS News
Pentagon
U.S
Felt
Gray
J. Edgar Hoover
Edward S. Miller
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