World's Most Decadent Hamburger Debuts in New York
The Old Homestead in New York launched a 20 ounce Kobe beef burger priced at 41 dollars, claiming the title of the city’s most expensive hamburger. Owner Marc Sherry called it an event as nearly 200 were sold, noting the price isn’t the point.
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Nothing ruled out in plane crash probe
Federal investigators finished at the commuter plane crash site in Charlotte and said no potential cause is excluded. NTSB member John Goglia noted recovered cockpit cable links to elevators and tail equipment, with existing damage due to the crash not ruling out prior tension issues or detachment. He cautioned multiple causes are common in accidents.
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N.C
National Transportation Safety Board
John Goglia
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Three Children Die in Ohio House Fire
In Lima Ohio three children Crystal Bryant 13 Ny Kahl a Terry 2 and Thomas Terry 5 died when their home burned Thursday night. Firefighters found the bodies upstairs after the blaze which began about 745 pm and burned for about an hour. Two other residents escaped with unknown injuries.
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Thomas Terry
Ny’Kahla Terry
Lima Fire Department
Greg Kirkendall
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Toledo
Suspect kills himself after Palm City standoff
SEWALLS POINT Fla. AP A man sought for questioning in the slayings of his ex girlfriend s parents shot himself to death early Friday after barricading himself in his father s home Authorities say Charles Anthony Farrow 24 was given opportunities and talked to throughout the night He was wanted in the deaths of Richard and Grace Ciani shot in their Palm City home on Thursday.
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Ala
Modell Banks Jr
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Sewall
Fla
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Atlas
Richard
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Palm City
North Korea hints at more moves after NPT withdrawal
North Korea warns of further steps after quitting the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty. Possible actions include lifting a moratorium on long range missile tests or declaring itself nuclear, with talks of underground tests and Taepodong-2 launches, as Washington seeks to pressure Pyongyang for aid and to curb threats. The dispute followed the 1994 oil-for-nuclear pledge and Yongbyon seals removal by IAEA.
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International Atomic Energy Agency
Pressure to Delay War Favors Inspectors
World leaders urge President Bush to extend U.N. inspections to gather hard evidence before any war decision. EU leaders and allies call for time as Hans Blix and ElBaradei report no smoking gun after two months, underscoring the need for proof before action.
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U.N. Nuclear Control Agency
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ElBaradei
Jean-Pierre Raffarin
France
Greece
Costas Simitis
Middle East
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Library seeks donor to buy Princess Diana letters
The British Library appeals for a benefactor to fund acquisition of 64 Diana letters to James Hewitt. The library will balance privacy by restricting access to heirs for an unspecified period. Hewitt says he wants to sell the handwritten letters with reports noting a multimillion dollar asking price.
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