California
The late pilot and co-pilot of a plane that crashed near San Diego last year, killing eight members of country singer Reba McEntire’s entourage, shared blame for the tragedy with the Federal Aviation Administration employee who gave them flight instructions, a final report said Monday.
Sept. 15, 1992
Music
The pilot and co-pilot--and, to a lesser extent, a Federal Aviation Administration employee who gave them instructions--were officially blamed Monday for the plane crash on Otay Mountain last year that killed eight members of country singer Reba McEntire’s band.
A business jet carrying a two-person crew and eight members of country singer Reba McEntire’s entourage crashed into a mountain near the U.S.
March 17, 1991
Culture Monster Blog
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June 25, 2010
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Dec. 20, 2008
Business
An attorney for a community newspaper group testified Tuesday that he once refused to change a major business deal at the last minute that would send $9.5 million to media mogul Conrad Black and three of his associates.
March 28, 2007
Entertainment & Arts
A media executive told a federal jury Monday how half a billion dollars in asset sales by the Hollinger International newspaper conglomerate were structured to funnel money to a Canadian holding company controlled by former media mogul Conrad Black.
March 27, 2007
James Thompson, a former director, says he was unaware of funds sent to a firm controlled by Conrad Black.
May 2, 2007
The publishing tycoon is accused of looting Hollinger of $85 million. The agency wants him to put shares in a trust.
Nov. 16, 2004
Conrad Black, the former chief executive of Hollinger International Inc., conspired with associates to systematically loot the newspaper publishing company of more than $400 million -- nearly all of its profit from 1997 through 2003, an internal investigation found.
Sept. 1, 2004