Delta Flight Returns to San Francisco After Russian Airspace Violation
A Delta Air Lines flight from Atlanta to Japan reversed course after Russian controllers said the jet lacked clearance to fly through their airspace. With 203 passengers and 15 crew, the plane turned around about 20 minutes into Russian airspace, then rerouted for a 5 1/2 hour Pacific crossing to land in San Francisco. Passengers received hotel rooms and a $6 meal voucher and were rebooked on Japan-bound flights. Passenger Bill Reilly complained the detour would have been faster by car.
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Congress Told Computer Security Lax in Federal Agencies
Lawmakers heard foreign and domestic hackers increasingly target U.S. civilian agencies. Officials disclosed 155 computers were taken over temporarily last year across 32 federal agencies, with about 75 percent of hacks from foreign attackers. Rep. Billy Tauzin warned Americans would be surprised by the breadth of the breaches.
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Forgery Scandal Hits West Springfield High School
West Springfield High School newspaper The Oracle broke a story about administrators encouraging students to forge parents signatures on forms used to obtain federal aid. Police say no charges expected, while coach Bill Renner defends actions and the principal chose to publish the piece.
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Navy EP-3 Aries II spy plane lands on Hainan Island
The World Watchers squadron aircraft described as a giant electronic vacuum cleaner in the sky was forced to make an emergency landing on Hainan Island after a Sunday incident. The EP-3 Aries II's mission is electronic intelligence gathering and monitoring military activities for U.S. commanders.
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China demands apology over surveillance flight clash
China accuses a U S EP-3E surveillance plane of causing a collision south of Hainan with a Chinese F-8 fighter. Beijing demands a formal apology and blames the United States for the incident while noting the crew is healthy and calling for cooperation as the investigation continues.
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