BP ousts Tony Hayward from gulf spill oversight
BP removes Chief Executive Tony Hayward from day to day oversight of the Gulf oil spill amid Capitol Hill criticism. Chairman Carl-Henric Svanberg says Hayward will hand over operations to Bob Dudley as containment progress continues and claims payments lag. Federal officials report 65 to 121.6 million gallons spilled with a goal to keep 90 percent from reaching the ocean by late June. Kenneth Feinberg says remaining claims will be paid within 30 to 60 days, while Gulf residents like Connie Bartenbach report ongoing claim delays and higher cancellations.
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Tornado toll rises in Minnesota as families recall loss
In southern Minnesota a deadly tornado outbreak killed Kathy Woodside near Albert Lea and others across the region. Survivors described ruined homes, destroyed barns, and widespread damage from Wadena to rural Freeborn County while authorities mobilized National Guard and Red Cross shelter efforts.
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Colombia mine disaster leaves dozens trapped and dead
A methane fueled blast at the San Fernando coal mine near Amaga Colombia killed at least 18 and left about 50 workers missing as rescuers faced dangerous gases and limited ventilation. Officials said few survivors are likely as a long tunnel filled with gas hindered search efforts. The mine owned by Carbones San Fernando faces closure pending investigation into safety lapses.
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