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Crash impact killed Berringer, friend
LINCOLN, Neb. — Former Nebraska football player Brook Berringer and his friend Tobey Lake were killed by the impact of a plane crash Thursday, Lancaster County Attorney Gary Lacey said yesterday.
cated there was no evidence either man was alive when the 1946 Piper Cub airplane burned after the crash in a field near Raymond, Neb.
The Associated Press
Berringer, 22,
had just taken
off from a private
airstrip east
Lacey said a preliminary verbal report to him on the autosies indi-
Authorities released autopsy yesterday
of Raymond when the plane plunged to the ground seven miles northwest
Brook Berringer
The autopsies showed Berringer's skull, jaw and legs were broken and that he suffered various other injuries, Lacey said.
Lake, 32, had multiple injuries to his skull, ribs and sternum. Both bodies had bleeding in the chest area. Lacev said.
While the preliminary autopsy results did not include an analysis of microscopic tissue and toxicology areas, he said both bodies had tested negative for alcohol and drugs.
Lake were held in their hometown of Goodland on Monday.
Dave Boldenow, a National Transportation Safety Board investigator who headed the crash investigation, said it could be four months or more before results of the probe were made public.
He said the engine from the plane had been sent to the manufacturer's plant in Mobile, Ala., for a complete examination. He also is awaiting the weather report for the day, which had been described as clear and windy.
Funeral services for Berringer and
Hearing impaired fans file lawsuit against NBA
of the Lincoln city limits.
The Associated Press
SAN ANTONIO — Timed to coincide with the playoffs, a group of hearing impaired fans filed a class-action lawsuit today against the NBA, the San Antonio Spurs and the Alamodome seeking video captioning at games.
The plaintiffs filed the federal lawsuit under the Americans with Disabilities Act, asking for captioning on big-screen television and smaller monitors already in basketball arenas.
"We're not talking about a case that creates a
financial burden on anybody," said Jim Harrington, legal director for the Texas Civil Rights Project, the Austin-based group that filed the lawsuit. "This is a very inexpensive proposition."
litigation," said Chris Brienza, NBA representative.
Captions would display game commentary, announcements and referee calls, Harrington said. The lawsuit seeks to have captioning anywhere in the nation the NBA plays, including exhibition games in non-NBA cities.
A similar lawsuit was filed previously in San Antonio and dealt only with the Alamodome. The new lawsuit was filed because the first one hasn't resulted in any action. Harrison said.
Filing the current lawsuit two days before the NBA playoffs begin was no coincidence.
"The significance of it is we may actually try to get the judge to order something before the playoff finish up," Harrington said. "It's the most important part of the season."
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NBA and Spurs officials had no immediate comment.
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EARTH WEEK '96 EVENTS
Sunday 28 : Baker Wetlands Field Day, 2:00-4:00 pm
29th and 30th balls, Earns Goal
24 : Kansas & Burge Union, Open House
Earth Awareness, 10:00 am-2:00 pm
Conversation with Noble Laureates on Ozone Depletion
15:00 pm-20:00 pm, Burge Union, Burge Union,
American Olympic Bookstore, KU Selection
Bill Craven, Sierra Club Lobbyist
7:00 pm, Big O Room, Kansas Union
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ATTENTION: PRE-MED STUDENTS
KU Pre-Med Club Meeting Thursday, April 25, 6:30 p.m. Jayhawk Room Kansas Union
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