Stranded Concorde Heads Back to France
An Air France Concorde stranded in New York since the July crash near Paris headed back to France on Thursday without passengers. The jet flew from Kennedy Airport to Paris under civilian aviation clearance with a four-member crew and one maintenance technician. Investigators cited a tangled chain of events including a metal strip on the runway possibly from a Continental DC-10, causing a tire burst and fuel leak.
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Air France Concorde
Paris
France
Kennedy
Air France
Jean Claude Gayssot
Roissy- Charles de Gaulle
British Airways
Civil Aviation Authority
United States
Canada
Ireland
Britain
Continental Airlines
Fires spread anew across Oklahoma with 60 homes lost
Firefighters battled a sprawling Arbuckle Mountains wildfire as 60 homes were destroyed or damaged this week across Oklahoma. Red Cross workers aided families while Forest Service crews joined state and local responders. investigators blamed arson and carelessness for many fires as officials warned of continued danger.
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Guthrie
Okla
Pat Oliver
Red Cross
Logan County
Oklahoma City
Texas
Kansas
Forest Service
Albert Ashwood
Interstate 35
Arbuckle Mounts
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Ashwood
Woodlands
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Laura Harris
David Harris
Jack Carson
State Department of Agriculture
Dino
Carol Rubio
Dino Rubbio
Man on trial for bread aisle mayhem in Pennsylvania
Samuel G. Feldman, 37, stands trial on criminal mischief and disorderly conduct charges for squeezing bread loaves and poking cookie wrappers in a Doylestown area supermarket. Prosecutors say 175 bagels 227 potato rolls and 3087 slices were damaged valued at $7100. Feldman pleads innocent and faces up to four years in prison.
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Vurers
Samuel G. Feldman
Thomas Gibney
Bestfoods Baking Co
Ellis Klein
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Feldman
Yardley
Shocking Elder Care Probe Reveals Unfit Brookhaven Home
The Sept. 8 shutdown followed a call to the Aiken DSS office that sent case worker Delecia Capers to Brookhaven Drive. Investigators found elderly women living in unsanitary conditions with no air conditioning, sleeping on air mattresses, and a strong urine odor. A confidential report to the Aiken Standard shows an ombudsman notified DHEC about the Rawson home as far back as 1996.
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Delecia Capers
Brookhaven Drive
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Aiken
DHEC
Rawson
Perry
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