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This Con Man Lied His Way Into Princeton. Decades Later, He Was Found Squatting In Mountain Shack
Alexi Santana was the self-educated running star from the Montana desert, where he trained on his own, riding a horse named "Good Enough" and herding cattle for a living. He wowed the admissions office at Princeton University with his incredible backstory: His father was an artist who died in a car crash, his mother a sculptor dying of leukemia in ...
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Vintage Steam Train Crashes In Switzerland, Injuring 16: Police
A vintage steam-driven train crashed late on Saturday into a parked train vehicle south of the Swiss city of Zurich, injuring 16 people, police said.
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Swiss train crash: Signal-jumping likely cause, say investigators
Swiss investigators today pointed to signal-jumping as the likely cause of a head-on train collision in the west of the country that killed a driver and injured 26 other people.
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Driver dead, 35 injured in Swiss rail crash: police
Rescue workers at the site of the Swiss rail accident in which two trains collided, have found the body of one of the drivers, police said early Tuesday.
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At least 44 passengers injured as trains collide in Switzerland: reports
At least 44 people were injured, four of them seriously, in a head-on collision of two trains in western Switzerland late on Monday, Swiss television reported, citing police.
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This Con Man Lied His Way Into Princeton. Decades Later, He Was Found Squatting In Mountain Shack
Alexi Santana was the self-educated running star from the Montana desert, where he trained on his own, riding a horse named "Good Enough" and herding cattle for a living. He wowed the admissions office at Princeton University with his incredible backstory: His father was an artist who died in a car crash, his mother a sculptor dying of leukemia in ...
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Vintage Steam Train Crashes In Switzerland, Injuring 16: Police
A vintage steam-driven train crashed late on Saturday into a parked train vehicle south of the Swiss city of Zurich, injuring 16 people, police said.
-
Swiss train crash: Signal-jumping likely cause, say investigators
Swiss investigators today pointed to signal-jumping as the likely cause of a head-on train collision in the west of the country that killed a driver and injured 26 other people.
-
Driver dead, 35 injured in Swiss rail crash: police
Rescue workers at the site of the Swiss rail accident in which two trains collided, have found the body of one of the drivers, police said early Tuesday.
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At least 44 passengers injured as trains collide in Switzerland: reports
At least 44 people were injured, four of them seriously, in a head-on collision of two trains in western Switzerland late on Monday, Swiss television reported, citing police.
