at the time of Brown’s planecrash, but actually visibility was 5 miles in light rain. There were also questions about theso-called “difficulty” with the landing beacons. Brown’s plane was relying on Croatianground beacons for navigation, but apparently there were problems with them. In theminutes before the crash, however, five other planes landed at the same place withoutdifficulty, and none experienced problems with the beacons. But additional questionsabout the beacons and the crash will remain unanswered because airport maintenance chiefNiko Junic died from a gunshot wound just three days after the crash and before he couldbe interviewed by investigators. Within a day of his death, officials determined that thedeath was a suicide. Apparently the 46-year-old was “despondent over a failed romance.” (Jacobson), even though his closest friends didn’t know about this “failed romance” or anyromance for that matter. Then, one may look at all the scandals with women President Clinton has beenthrough, and has put America through. The most famous would probably be MonicaLewinsky, and there’s also Paula Jones, the alleged rape of Juanita Broaddarick, and thenewest one is the young girl, Susan Coleman. At 7.5 months pregnant, she was foundwith a gunshot to the head, only a week after telling her friend, a reporter for the NewYork Times, that she had been having an affair with President Clinton. Now, some peoplemay say that it doesn’t matter that he has affairs, a lot of people do. Honestly, though,one may say that those people need to ask themselves if they want an ordinary person,who is just like everyone else, running our country? It’s a well-known fact that thegreater portion of American society isn’t exactly the most intelligent when it comes togovernment and politics. And, some may say, neither does President Clinton. How muchmore h...
