Divers Seek Car And Child In Colorado River
Crews used sonar Saturday to search the Colorado River bottom for a Nissan sedan and 5 year old Danica Maestas after a Friday crash that swept Evelyn Maestas and her adopted daughter Tori from the car. The search ended at sundown with officials unsure if the vehicle moved farther downriver.
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Todd Johnson
Jeff Nigbur
Utah Highway Patrol
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Lions and Raiders player among four boaters missing off Florida
Detroit Lions defensive end Corey Smith and Oakland Raiders linebacker Marquis Cooper were among four boaters missing after a 21 foot vessel left Clearwater Pass for a fishing trip. Coast Guard crews searched a 750 square mile area west of Clearwater Pass as agents and families awaited word.
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Gulf Coast
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Ron del Duca
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del Duca
Rare March snow blankets South and Georgia surges East
A powerfully timed March snowstorm blanketed Alabama then spread to Georgia. Flights were canceled in Atlanta while the East Coast braced for heavy accumulations. Alabama saw 1 to 4 inches with 210 central churches canceling morning services. Montgomery statues wore about 2 inches of snow. National Weather Service warned winter storm conditions across northern and eastern counties.
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Washington Set To Allow Dignity Death Under New Law
Washington state will permit terminally ill patients with six months or less to live to request lethal medications from doctors under Initiative 1000. Despite the law taking effect, some physicians may refuse or hesitate to participate, signaling a gradual cultural shift in end-of-life care. Oregon previously enacted a similar measure, with Washington following as the second state to approve physician-assisted death.
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Kim Jong Il Inspects North Korea Restaurant Visit
North Korea leader Kim Jong Il inspects the Manpogak restaurant in Manpo city Chagang Province during an international photo by AP showing the senior official touring the facility and engaging with staff.
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Lee urges North Korea to engage and ease tension
South Korean President Lee Myung-bak urged North Korea to stop stoking regional tension and pursue engagement with the international community. He argued cooperation and diplomacy serve Pyongyang's interests better than missiles and nuclear programs amid renewed missile-test fears.
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Belgian team redisovers 3500-year-old tomb in Luxor Egypt
In Luxor Belgium researchers unearth the tomb of Amenhotep deputy seal bearer for King Thutmose III. The site, first found in 1880, had vanished under sand for 130 years. Ceiling inscriptions survive, while wall inscriptions are damaged.
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Egypt
Supreme Council of Antiquities
Luxor
Amenhotep
Thutmose III
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