Recorders recovered from Southwest LaGuardia hard landing
Federal investigators retrieved the flight data and cockpit voice recorders after Southwest Airlines Flight 345 nose gear collapsed on landing at LaGuardia. The nose gear failed at 5:40 p.m. the runway skidded, six passengers required hospital observation, and both runways were back in use by morning.
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Apple earnings dip but beat goals as older iPhones lift sales
Apple reports fiscal Q3 earnings of 6.9 billion or 7.47 per share on revenue of 35.3 billion. Analysts expected 7.31 per share, with sales helped by cheaper older iPhones and a smaller iPad model amid fierce smartphone competition. Apple stock rises 16.39 to 435.38 in after hours, though shares remain down over 35 percent since the latest iPhone launch.
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FactSet
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College costs steer student choices amid grants and loans
A Sallie Mae Ipsos survey shows grants and scholarships now cover most college costs with parents contributing less. Student loans remain third, with average aid around 6,300 and parental contributions about 5,727, while tuition per student averaged 21,000 in 2012. Senate debates White House backed loan rate plan this week.
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Sarah Ducich
Sallie Mae Ipses
Senate
Republicans push path to citizenship for some unauthorized immigrants
House Republicans signaled a tentative step toward granting citizenship to immigrants brought to the United States illegally as children but faced swift White House opposition and Democratic resistance. The hearing highlighted deep partisan gaps as Congress heads into a recess without action on immigration.
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Judiciary
Bob Goodlatte
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Eric Cantor
Obama’s 2005 Knox College economic address revisited
The piece recalls Barack Obama’s first economic address at Knox College in Galesburg Illinois in 2005. It marked his rise as a national political figure and framed a government role in boosting middle class prosperity. The White House says he will deliver another major economy speech there.
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Knox College
Barack Obama
Obama
Galesburg, Ill
White House
Robert Gibbs
Senate
Galesburg
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