Twin Engine Plane Crashes in Branson Killing Four
A Piper Seneca crashed in Branson Missouri killing all four aboard. The wreckage sparked a fire at a self storage facility near Ripley's Believe It or Not Museum and several nightclubs theaters and motels along the busy tourist strip.
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Roaming fishing fleets deplete global fish stocks
A Science paper by international researchers warns mobile fishing fleets deplete fisheries rapidly. Some stocks collapsed within years, with Maine urchin export rising in the 1980s before a steep decline after 1993. FBI agent Samit testified about warning failures before 9 11.
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Ohio couple lose custody of children kept in cages
NORWALK Ohio AP a couple charged with abusing their 11 adopted children by forcing some to sleep in cages were stripped of custody Monday They have pleaded not guilty to multiple charges including child endangerment in a separate case Gazette wire services
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Winter storm closes plains schools and highways
A powerful storm dumped more than a foot of snow across Nebraska Kansas Colorado and South Dakota on the first day of spring. Hundreds of schools were closed and several interstate highways were shut down while at least five people died. Remote areas reported up to 18 inches with higher totals possible.
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Warmer Oceans Linked to Stronger Hurricanes Worldwide
A Georgia Tech study finds rising sea surface temperatures drive long term hurricane intensification across six basins. Researchers note surface warming, not wind shear or humidity changes, underpins stronger category 4 and 5 storms, aligning with recent studies and global warming concerns. Judith Curry calls the finding a key link in the debate.
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Acid reflux linked to cancer increase
Washington AP reports chronic heartburn may drive the rise of esophageal cancer with about 14,550 new cases expected this year. Barretts esophagus raises cancer risk, while researchers explore using radio frequency energy to remove damaged tissue and prevent cancer.
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Gunmen clash with police at Palestinian foreign ministry
In Gaza City 30 masked gunmen from Fatah storms the Palestinian foreign ministry, firing rifles and demanding jobs. Police counterattack triggers a 25 minute gunbattle that injures 23 and disrupts government offices. A graduate with a doctorate from Iowa State is named to become Palestinian finance minister.
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