Navy helicopter crash kills five in Nevada
A Navy SH-60F helicopter crashed after striking a high voltage power line during a combat search and rescue exercise near Austin in northern Nevada. Five crew members died. investigators moved in to recover the bodies from the rugged desert area.
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Tainted flour at core of tainted pet foods probe
Washington investigators said tainted Chinese ingredients fed U S pets and then cattle and fish relied on ordinary wheat flour mislabeled as gluten. Contaminated flour traced to fish food in Canada and to U S seafood, raising questions about global food safety and the need for better source tracking and a possible new food safety agency.
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Wildfire roars through Griffith Park forces evacuations
In Los Angeles, a brush fire grips Griffith Park forcing evacuations as flames threaten homes and the Griffith Observatory. Firefighters and five water dropping helicopters battle the blaze across the 4000 acre park between Hollywood and the San Fernando Valley.
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Federal judge voids indictment against Cuban militant Posada Carriles
A federal judge in El Paso Texas on Tuesday threw out an indictment accusing Cuban militant Luis Posada Carriles of lying to immigration authorities. Judge Kathleen Cardone found the April 2006 naturalization interview was interpreted inaccurately and unreliable as evidence. Posada, 79, a former CIA operative and anti Castro figure, faced trial next week on immigration fraud charges.
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Encyclopedia of Life to catalog all Earth species online
In a massive project scientists will compile data on 1.8 million known species into the open access Encyclopedia of Life. The site will host descriptions, images, maps, videos, user sound and sight, links to genomes and journals, with initial pages unveiled in Washington. Completion is planned over about ten years.
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