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Helicopter crashes and kills at least 3 people near a bus crash in Los Angeles

Headline as filed by NPR News.

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Publisher Headline Summary Published Detected Delay Source Status
NPR News Helicopter crashes and kills at least 3 people near a bus crash in Los Angeles
A helicopter crashed in Los Angeles on Tuesday, killing at least three people near a deadly bus crash, officials said. Earlier in the day, two people were killed and six others were injured after an S
0m npr.org First Page headline
The Independent World Three dead after news helicopter covering bus accident crashes in Los Angeles
Aircraft went down between two commercial buildings
3m independent.co.uk Latest

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  • The Independent World more consequence focus than the other reports here

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Consequence focus 25 point spread
NPR News 19 55%
The Independent World 44 49%

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