Miami airport concourse evacuated over fumes
At Miami International Airport Concourse B was evacuated after passengers reported coughing and breathing problems due to unknown aerosol fumes. Hazardous material crews searched for the source as 36 people received on scene treatment. no hospitalizations reported. The incident began shortly after 10 a.m. and involved a second floor security area with irritant symptoms.
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Miami
Miami International Airport
Concourse
Jason Kim
Jeff Hackman
Miami-Dade Fire Department
Hackman
City budget discussion probes arts groups funding
Del Rio Council for the Arts and La Casa de la Cultura face scrutiny as council members review the proposed 2002-2003 budget. Finance Director Frances Rodriguez presents a list of organizations benefiting from the city room tax distribution from the $450,000 revenue.
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del Rio Council For the Arts
la Casa de la Cultura
Frances Rodriguez
City facility subsidies and costs near city civic center
The Del Rio budget shows annual subsidies for arts groups and facilities totaling hundreds of thousands. Funds go to the Chamber of Commerce Brown Plaza association La Casa de la Cultura and Whitehead Museum with the civic center debt service dominating. City facilities budget projects 666 762 in costs with 246 151 in revenues for 2002 2003 and a net transfer from the general fund of over 400 000 to cover the shortfall.
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del Rio Chamber of Commerce
Brown Plaza Association
la Casa de la Cultura
del Rio Council For the Arts
Whitehead Museum
Civic Center
Rodriguez
Legal Aid Center
Brown Plaza
Chihuahua Center
Joe Ramos
Whitehead
Old City
AARP
Former Enron exec pleads guilty to money laundering
Michael Kopper, a former Enron Global Finance official, pleaded guilty to money laundering and wire fraud in Houston. He cooperated with prosecutors, surrendering 12 million in illicit assets and admitting actions under Fastow. Bail set at 5 million. investigators seek to determine if top Enron managers knew of partnerships used to hide debt and inflate profits.
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Enron Exec
Houston
Enron Corp
Energy
Michael Kopper
Enron Global Finance
Andrew Fastow
Fastow
Kopper
U.S. District Court
Ewing Werlein Jr
Enron
Kenneth Lay
Jeff Skilling
Kentucky man with West Nile dies first U S case
The 84 year old Kentuckian hospitalized with West Nile encephalitis died, marking Kentucky's first human case. CDC confirmed the West Nile virus as the cause. Missouri Texas and Mississippi report suspected or confirmed fatal cases as the year tallies rise to 12 nationwide with 253 infections.
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Kentucky
Missouri
Texas
Frankfort
Mississippi
Federal
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
Atlanta
Cabinet For Health Services
Gil Lawson
CDC
St. Louis
Cora Walton
Sean Walton
Associated Press
Houston
Ethel Menefee
Erma Nauling
West Nile
Kathy Barton
Houston Department of Health and Human Services
U.S
Louisiana
District of Columbia
One Suspect Arrested After Apartment Brawl
Del Rio police say Josue Soto, 27, was arrested at English Village Apartments after he forced entry into a residence at 801 E. 9th St 5 and assaulted Marshal Chavira, 24, during a dispute over a vehicle at his ex girlfriend's apartment. The woman involved and any weapon use remain unconfirmed.
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Alejandra Valdez
Josue Soto
Roberto Guzman
Phil Tamasese
del Rio
Soto
Marshal Chavira
English Village
9Th St
Abel Paniagua
del Rio Police Department
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Jennifer Short
Frank Arrington
Jennifer
Arrington
Michael Short
Honey
Michael
Mary Short
Bassett
Roanoke
Henry County
Frank Cassell
Cassell
Winston-Salem
N.C
Council
Robert Mintz
Justice Department
Arthur Andersen LLP
Cdc.gov
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