Sarasota doctor office shooting ends in suicide
Jacqueline Ann Ferguson, 41, a hospital employee, shot office manager Denise Keyworth, 45, at Dr Jeffrey Sack’s Sarasota medical practice then fled to Bradenton where she killed herself hours later. The sheriff said Ferguson believed she would be fired and came to the office with a gun.
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Computer Failure Delays Coast Flights Halted Routing Rebuilt
An FAA computer glitch in Atlanta halted flight plan processing causing widespread East Coast delays and cancellations. The agency redirected data to a Salt Lake City computer, which overloaded as volumes spiked, worsening the disruption.
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Activist Pleads Guilty to Aid Abramoff Probe
Ttalia Federici former head of a Republican environmental advocacy group pleaded guilty to tax evasion and obstructing a Senate investigation. Under a Justice Department plea deal she agreed to provide information that officials said could lead investigators to other lawmakers and Bush administration figures.
Pentagon replaces Pace as chairman of Joint Chiefs of Staff
Defense Secretary Gates announces Adm. Mike Mullen will succeed Gen. Peter Pace as chairman when Pace’s term ends September 30. Gates cited Iraq war divisions and a contentious confirmation risk, noting Mullen’s vision and integrity to lead America’s armed forces.
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Peter Pace
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Mike Mullen
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Passport delays prompt limited relief from travel rule
U S officials temporarily ease a passport air travel rule to Canada Mexico Bermuda and the Caribbean through September for those with pending applications or receipts showing a passport request. The government warns tougher rules remain possible next year as part of ongoing security changes.
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Bush signals missile shield push amid European objections
President Bush and Poland express support for interceptor rockets in Poland as the United States presses ahead with a missile defense shield in Eastern Europe. Bush's day included stops in Germany Poland and Italy as he contends with illness and subdued mood during a world leaders summit in Heilingendamm.
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China cites poor U S products amid safety push
Beijing said health supplements and raisins from the United States failed to meet Chinese safety standards and were returned or destroyed. In Washington an FDA official said Beijing seeks more information on whether the actions are science based or retaliation for U S measures.
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