Storms drive toll to at least 17 across South
A volley of fast moving storms and tornadoes pounded the South, killing at least 17 and destroying homes from Oklahoma to Georgia. In Alabama seven died, including a mother and two children in a Washington County trailer. Governors declared emergencies as damage tallies rose.
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Ohio man tells 911 he killed wife and three kids
Alan Atwater, 31, told a 911 dispatcher he had killed his wife Dawn 30 and their children Ashley 4 Isaac 2 and Brady 1 in a farm house in Oak Harbor Ohio. Deputies found all six bodies in an upstairs bedroom after hours of checks.
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FAA to end single-person staffing after sleep on the job
The FAA suspended a Miami based air traffic controller for sleeping on duty marking the seventh such incident this year. FAA Administrator Randy Babbitt said a shift scheduling system will be ended to reduce fatigue and that more actions are planned, as overnight coverage has left many facilities with only one controller on duty.
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