Florida missing children case study in Sun Sentinel
The South Florida Sun Sentinel used law enforcement profiles public records and family interviews to identify nine children declared missing by Florida child welfare agency DCF across Broward Palm Beach and Miami-Dade. It notes 532 runaways or abductions unaccounted for as of July and cites agency officials acknowledging gaps.
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Rilya Wilson
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Medical care advances cut U S murder rate, study finds
Springfield based study shows emergency care improvements over 40 years reduced assault deaths by almost 70 percent, lowering overall murders. Researchers led by Anthony R. Harris of UMass and Harvard Medical School credit 911 services, trauma transport, EMT training, and more hospitals for the trend.
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Springfield
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Anthony R. Harris
University of Massachusetts
Harvard Medical School
Yemen arrests eight bombing suspects in Sana a
Yemeni security officials said six suspected militants were arrested in Sana a for planning an attack on an important site. Two more were detained in connection with a prior blast that killed two bomb makers, with plastic explosives and RPGs found in the apartment.
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Yemen
Mohammed Abdel Khaleq al-Boreihi
al-Qaida
US Airways files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection
US Airways, the seventh largest U.S. carrier, filed for Chapter 11 in Alexandria Virginia after a $2.1 billion loss in 2001. The airline received $500 million in financing to maintain operations during reorganization as it faced a near shutdown of Reagan National Airport and reduced schedules.
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Reagan National
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