Montana plane crash kills many including children near Butte cemetery
A single engine Pilatus PC-12 skidded into Holy Cross Cemetery near Butte as it neared the airport, killing 14 to 17 aboard. FAA spokesman Mike Fergus said the cause is under investigation and the plane, built in 2001 and certified for 12, departed Oroville California en route to Bozeman before diverting to Butte. Law enforcement reported no ground injuries.
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FedEx Cargo Plane Crashes at Narita Airport in Strong Winds
A FedEx MD-11 cargo plane crashed after bouncing along Narita Airport runways in winds up to 47 mph. Both crew members, pilot Kevin Kylemosley and co pilot Anthony Stephen Pino, died. Runway closure halted inbound flights. 16 international services canceled.
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Drug industry backs split FDA to speed medicines
Drug advocates quietly ally with critics to divide the FDA into two agencies for food safety and medical products. Obama names health experts to top roles and creates an advisory panel to reassess food laws, aiming to reduce distractions from food crises and accelerate drug approvals amid past FDA scrutiny.
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IRS defends smaller audits of millionaires in 2008
IRS says a slight decline in millionaire audits in fiscal 2008 reflects budget limits and stimulus checks delivery. TRAC notes a drop from 6.8% to 5.6% audit rate for incomes over 1 million, with dollar enforcement totals easing to $56.4 billion.
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TB drug resistance alarms health officials in the US
San Francisco reports the highest TB rates as drug resistant strains rise in states with large immigrant populations. Experts warn treatment becomes harder as patients stop therapy early. World TB Day aims to raise awareness of a disease affecting about 9 million yearly, with around 2 million deaths.
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