Zookeeper Lost Arm in Lion Attack at Busch Gardens
Tampa zookeeper Amanda Bourassa 21 had arm severed when feeding a 364 pound lion during a training exercise at Busch Gardens. Witnesses say she may have reached through a 1% inch opening between bars. Lion not to be destroyed as safety policy review proceeds.
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Truckers asked to spot signs of terrorism on the road
Paul Barnes, a Maine truck driver, joins a nationwide effort to train drivers to spot suspicious activity that could signal a terrorist threat. The program, expanding on routine safety checks, will include a toll free reporting line and increased vigilance at bridges, tunnels, ports, and highways.
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Terrorists threaten to hit U.S. nuclear plant July 4
U S intelligence officials received threats of a July 4 attack on a U S nuclear power plant in the Northeast but preliminary assessments deem the information not credible enough to act on. The plot reportedly involved an unidentified Islamic group and did not originate from Abu Zubaydah.
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