Comet ISON May Have Survived Solar Grazing
Scientists report a possible remnant of Comet ISON after it skimmed the sun. Analysts noted a light streak leaving the sun and a brightening trail suggesting that a fragment may endure, though long term survival remains uncertain.
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Stockholm
Alan Fitzsimmons
Queens University
Belfast
Northern Ireland
European Space Agency
Ison
NASA
Solar
Alex Young
Solar Dynamics Observatory
Young
U.S. urges carriers to follow China air zone rules
The United States tells airlines to heed China’s maritime air defense identification zone over the East China Sea. China said it identified two U.S. reconnaissance aircraft and ten Japanese planes, while Western allies question the zone’s legitimacy and urge caution to avoid escalation.
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East China Sea
Belsine
United States
China
Beijing
Taiwan
South Korea
Japan
State Department
Jen Psaki
Psaki
Ministry of Defense
Air Force
Navy
East China Sea Air Defense
Ministry
Shen Jinke
Washington
Pentagon
Army
Steve Warren
USS
OSS to Receive Congressional Gold Medal for WWII Service
Legislation proposes honoring the Office of Strategic Services for WWII espionage behind enemy lines and later Cold War contributions. The bill, led by Sen. Mark Kirk and Rep. Robert Latta, would award the Congressional Gold Medal to OSS members, joining other veterans honored in recent years. Also notes Michter’s Celebration Sour Mash Whiskey selling at high prices as part of evolving luxury whiskey market trends.
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N.Y
Germany
Japan
U.S
Central Intelligence Agency
Congress
Congressional
Mark Kirk
A-lll
Robert E. Latta
Ohio
Office of Strategic Services
OSS
Michter
Michter’s
Distillery LLC
Distilled Spirits Council of the
United States
Washington
Philanthropist Peter B Lewis dies ending major marijuana reform era
Cleveland financier and Progressive Insurance chairman Peter B. Lewis, a leading donor to marijuana law reform since the 1980s, dies at 80. His estimated 40 to 60 million dollars in gifts funded ballot campaigns, research, polling and legal defense, helping 20 states pass medical laws and 17 decriminalizations. National NORML head Allen St Pierre says reform groups must rebuild fundraising.
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Ohio
Cleveland
Peter B. Lewis
U.S
Lewis
Progressive Insurance
Allen St. Pierre
National Organization For the Reform of Marijuana
Lewis’ Largesse
St. Pierre
Amish girl flees U S to avoid chemotherapy care
An Amish family from northeast Ohio fled the state with 11 year old Sarah Hershberger to seek natural treatment in Central America after resisting chemotherapy. The guardian was appointed in October over medical decisions and the family remains in hiding, saying they do not plan to return until the ruling is reversed.
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Ohio
Central America
Sarah Hershberger
United States
Isaac Keim
Sarah
Keim
Akron Beacon Journal
Hershbergers
Akron’s
Children’s Hospital
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Massachusetts
Louisville
Kentucky
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