Fossett Balloon Tear Destroys Solo World Flight Attempt
Steve Fossett suffered a balloon accident in Kalgoorlie Australia as high winds ripped open the Salo Spirit during inflation. The 140 foot balloon was badly damaged and cannot be repaired in time for a new attempt this year. Fossett may abandon his round the world bid. No injuries were reported and spectators watched the failed launch preparations.
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Tulsa baby’s brain tumor surgery blocked by hospital
Ten month old Baily Noisewater of Tahlequah Oklahoma faced canceled surgery at Johns Hopkins after the hospital refused to operate under Cherokee Nation health coverage. Pressure from Oklahoma Senators, the Cherokee Nation and the Bureau of Indian Affairs led to acceptance of the plan with a guaranteed payment letter. surgery scheduled for Friday, but concerns remain over paperwork and certainty of care as the family seeks timely treatment.
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Father of murder victim faces Costa Rica pain in Kansas family saga
A Kansas family voices grief after the Costa Rica murders of Shannon Eagen and another teen. Two suspects, ages 16 and 19, were jailed in 2000 and 2001. one remains at large. Family frustration centers on DNA testing, jurisdiction, and aid from U.S. authorities.
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Bush mission accomplished tour meets Putin in Europe
Bush hailed a receptive Putin in Warsaw as NATO leaders debated missile defense while Germany and France led opposition. EU leaders pledged to disagree on warming and emissions talks as Persson critiqued Bush policies. Bush pressed a modest research agenda and faced cautious mixed reactions across Europe during a tightly controlled summit tour.
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