Northeast snow storms disrupt travel across airports
Hundreds of flights canceled and trains and buses scrubbed as a heavy February storm battered the Northeast. Despite widespread disruption, major shippers like UPS and FedEx kept operations flexible, while airlines rerouted flights and adjusted schedules. Delta reported 500 cancellations. American Eagle, Southwest, US Airways, and JetBlue also reduced service.
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U N considers lifting Saddam era sanctions on Iraq
The Security Council pledged to review trade restrictions once Iraq meets safeguards against weapons of mass destruction and complies with nonproliferation treaties. Foreign Minister Zebari urged steps to ease sanctions tied to Baghdad's return to normal international status and potential economic gains.
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Rangel refuses to step aside after ethics slap
Rep. Charles Rangel says he will not resign as chair of the Ways and Means Committee after a House Ethics Committee rebuke over accepting corporate sponsored trips to Antigua and St Maarten. The ethics panel found no proof he knew about sponsorships and noted unresolved complaints against him. Speaker Pelosi offered no stance on his future.
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Fire at Surf Hotel destroys Hampton Beach block
A late night fire at the unoccupied Surf Hotel on Hampton Beach, fanned by hurricane force winds, destroyed a block of five wooden buildings and caused evacuations nearby. No injuries were reported as 40 fire crews from Maine and Massachusetts battled the blaze before dawn. The cause was under investigation.
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SeaWorld to restart killer whale shows after trainer death
SeaWorld will resume whale shows this weekend at its Orlando park after trainer Dawn Brancheau, 40, was fatally dragged into the water by Tilikum. Officials say trainers will not be in the water for now while reviews proceed, with Tilikum remaining an active member of the team and all policies under evaluation.
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Gatorade Drops Tiger Woods Ending Endorsement
Gatorade ends its relationship with Tiger Woods confirming the marketing partnership is finished. A PepsiCo unit said there is no longer a role for Woods in its campaigns while noting continued ties to the Tiger Woods Foundation.
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