Airlines show modest 2011 gains in on time and baggage
Private researchers using federal data report a gradual industry recovery from a 2000s meltdown. In 2011 all four performance measures edged up versus 2010. Dean Headley of Wichita State University notes airlines are improving toward the goal of timely arrivals with intact baggage.
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Washington
Dean Headley
Wichita State University
Visa outage interrupts card use during system update
A Visa network glitch from 1:40 p.m. to 2:20 p.m. Sunday interrupted credit and debit card use nationwide. Visa spokeswoman Sandra Chu attributed the 45 minute outage to a recent system update and said normal operations have resumed. The incident is not linked to the Friday security breach at Visa and MasterCard.
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Washington
Visa
United States
Visa Inc
Sandra Chu
Chu
MasterCard
Britain weighs nationwide electronic surveillance plan
The Home Office and ISPs discuss a mass data scheme to track every email and message in Britain. Officials say it would not read content but would log who, what, where and when, raising privacy and cost concerns including possible taxpayer or ISP billings.
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London
U.K
James Blessing
Internet Service Providers’ Association
Blessing
Britain
Home Office
David Davis
BBC
Suu Kyi Wins Seat in Myanmar Parliament Victory
Myanmar opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi is elected to a parliamentary seat with her National League for Democracy claiming at least 10 more in 45 contested seats. The victory marks a potential breakthrough after years of isolation and house arrest, amid vote tampering allegations and Western sanctions debate.
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National League For Democracy
Yangon
Myanmar
Suu Kyi
Los Angeles
National League For Democracy Party
Aung Myo Thein
Assistance Association For Political Prisoners
Shawn Kelley
Burma
Thailand
Chulalongkorn University
Fire-hit Azamara Quest docks in Sabah Malaysia
The Azamara Quest with about 1000 aboard reached Sandakan port in Sabah after a fire damaged engine room left the vessel stranded at sea for 24 hours. Passengers praised the crew and captain as ambulances and buses moved people to hotels. officials from Malaysia and several countries were present.
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United States
Britain
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Dorothy Irvine
Toronto
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Wisconsin Voters Call For End To Prolonged Primary
Wisconsin Republicans across the state expect Mitt Romney to win the nomination as the protracted primary campaign stretches on. Voters from Oshkosh to Neenah urge rivals Santorum Gingrich and Paul to concede and unite for a fall showdown against Obama.
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Oshkosh
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Neenah
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Ritual killings probe near Nacozari linked to Santa Muerte cult
Mexican prosecutors investigate a poor family near the U S border accused of cult killings tied to Santa Muerte. The case centers on two 10-year-old boys and a 55-year-old woman found buried near shacks, with seven relatives detained but not yet charged. The cult leader is identified as Silvia Meraz, and authorities describe fanatic followers involved in a ritual that shocked the mining town.
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Mexico
U.S
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Death
Jorge Sanchez Castillo
Jose Larrinaga
Nora
Silvia Meraz
Eduardo Sanchez
Larrinaga
Agua Prieta
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