Arming pilots gains bid in Congress and Senate
Lawmakers push to overturn Bush era ban on guns in cockpits with House subcommittee action and a parallel Senate bill. Senator Burns supports arming trained pilots while Rep. Young plans committee review next month. The move faces continued opposition and debate over aviation safety.
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Navy research sub catches fire off California coast
A Navy research submarine Dolphin caught fire and began taking on water about 100 miles off San Diego. All 43 crew members were rescued with only minor injuries, according to a Navy spokeswoman. The incident occurred at 11:30 p.m. Pacific Time Tuesday during operations off the California coast.
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Florida ends race based gifted admissions race standard
Florida public schools will stop using race as a factor in gifted program admissions. Gov. Jeb Bush and the Cabinet decided to apply a single IQ threshold for placement, ending prior lower standards for minority students.
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Congress to view pre Sept 11 documents
Washington reports Democrats press Bush for a post 9 11 review of intelligence, showing a July 10 2001 memo from a Phoenix FBI agent who warned Arabs at US flight schools. Democrats push for a special commission while Bush aides back a joint probe, citing risk of disclosing classified material. Security remains tight as officials warn of broader threats.
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Lawyer Unix: Woody Allen overstating money due
New York AP report states attorney for Jean Doumanian accuses Woody Allen of overstating debt by twelve million. Allen claims Doumanian cheated him out of fourteen million but court documents reveal he believed owed only two million.
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