Keiko's Flight Landing Under Investigation
An Air Force board investigates a landing gear failure on a C-17 that carried killer whale Keiko from Newport Oregon to Iceland on September 10. Officials describe the incident as a Class A flight mishap with over 1 million dollars in damage, while denying danger to crew and passenger.
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Air Force
Keiko
Iceland
Chuck Wynne
Air Mobility Command
Newport
Ore
Westman Islands
Wynne
Free Willy Keiko Foundation
Beverlee Hughes
Foundation
Hughes
Nevada gambler Ted Binion death mystery deepens in Las Vegas
Las Vegas authorities probe Ted Binion's death after finding him unguarded in front of a television with a Xanax bottle nearby. The case expands as investigators review drugs, possible murder angles, and a buried fortune connected to the Horseshoe Casino legacy. Neighbors, friends, and legal figures weigh in as toxicology results await.
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Las Vecas
Ted Binion
Las Vegas
Binion
Becky Behnen
Doors
Harry Claiborne
Internal Revenue Service
Richard Wright
Sandy Murphy
Rick Tabish
Ms. Murphy
Tabish
Louis Palazzo
Benny Binion
Ted
AP Prora
Binions Horseshoe Casino
Nevada
Lonne
Ted” Binion
Nasal spray flu vaccine shows stronger protection than shot
Dr. Robert Belshe presented at an infectious disease meeting that the FluMist nasal spray vaccine provided better protection for children than the regular flu shot in last winter's outbreak. Dr. Nancy J. Cox of the CDC called the results promising as Aviron and NIH sponsor further studies.
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San Ditco
Nancy J. Cox
National Centers, For Disease Control and Prevention
Atlanta
Aviron
Mountain View
Calif
National Institutes of Health
Robert Belshe
Saint Louis University
American Society For Microbiology
New Meningitis Vaccine Could Ease Earaches
A pneumococcus targeted vaccine, aimed at preventing meningitis, showed strong protection in a trial of 38,000 children across 23 Kaiser clinics in Northern California. Researchers halted the study and announced results at the Interscience Conference in San Diego. If approved by the FDA, the vaccine could be routinely given within two years, potentially reducing earache cases alongside meningitis.
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San Jose
Cauir
California
Kaiser Permanente
Interscience Conference
San Diego
Food and Drug Administration
Jerome Klein
Boston University
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Chrysler
Phi
Id Isuzu
Tame
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