Investigators scold Boeing over 787 comments
The NTSB admonished Boeing for pre briefing disclosures as it leads the Boston battery incident inquiry while Boeing, a party to the probe, maintains cooperation with regulators. In Tokyo Boeing officials suggested rapid testing and FAA approval, though FAA pace remains uncertain. Boeing stock edged higher on the day.
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National Transportation Safety Board
Tokyo
NTSB
Boston
Japan
Ray Conner
Commercial Airplanes Division
Federal Aviation Administration
Conner
FAA
Japan Airlines
Boeing Co
Horse slaughterer fired amid outrage over video
A New Mexico Valley Meat Co employee, Tim Sappington, 54, was fired after a video showed him killing a horse and taunting animal advocates. He may face animal cruelty charges. the Ro swell plant seeks to be the first U.S. horse-slaughter facility since 2007.
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Bloomberg News
Washington
New Mexico
Tim Sappington
Valley Meat Co
A. Blair Dunn
Sappington
Bobby Pierce
New Mexico Livestock Board
Valley Meat
Roswell
U.S
Pierce
North Dakota moves to outlaw abortion defining life at conception
North Dakota lawmakers passed a personhood bill defining life as beginning at conception sending it to Governor Burgum. The measure follows a series of anti abortion bills aimed at closing Fargo's clinic and challenging Roe v Wade.
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North Dakota
Jack Dalrymple
Bismarck
N.D
U.S. Supreme Court
North Dakota House
Senate
Fargo
House
Promoters say MMA fighter faked death after charity event
Detroit AP report says promoters Christo Piliaras and Scott DiPonto were stunned to learn that fighter Charles Rowan, once thought dead in a car wreck, is alive. Rowan, his girlfriend Rosalinda Martinez, and friend Michael Bowman face armed robbery and assault with intent to murder charges after a Gladwin County gun shop heist.
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Detroit
Michigan
Christo Piliaras
Scott DiPonto
Traverse City
Charles Rowan
Rowan
Rosalinda Martinez
Michael Bowman
Gladwin County
Piliaras
Chef sentenced in boiled wife body case
A Los Angeles chef David Viens was sentenced to 15 years to life for second degree murder in the 2009 killing of his wife Dawn Viens. He claimed police were lied to about cooking her body in boiling water and gave a rambling 45 minute speech at sentencing while his body of evidence remained inconclusive.
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Los Angeles
David Viens
Viens
Dawn Viens
Mom accused of tying daughter to bed held on $620K
Laketha Moore 36 faces two child abuse and 31 child neglect charges after authorities say she tied her 4-year-old daughter to a bedroom door knob with a string and locked her in a room up to 12 hours daily. Bail set at 620000. eviction hearing scheduled separately.
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North Las Vegas
Nev
Nevada
Laketha Moore
Justice of the Peace Pro
Eugene Martin
Moore
Martin
Xiomara Ferrera
Las Vegas
Chrissie Coon
Flu season toll: 105 U S children die from flu
The CDC reports 105 pediatric flu deaths this season about the usual toll with six deaths in the last week. Most victims were unvaccinated though vaccines are recommended for children 6 months and older. The season was tougher on the elderly with high hospitalization rates.
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New York
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
CDC
Michael Jhung
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