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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 2005

Page

5

Missing Texas woman SUV found in Denton creek

Denton Texas police found a sport utility vehicle belonging to pregnant missing woman Lisa Underwood and her 7-year-old son Jayden nose down in a creek two days after a pool of blood appeared at their home. An Amber Alert spanned multiple states as searches continued. Nearby residents helped as officers on horseback and dogs scouted rural areas. A separate report notes a California avalanche killed a woman in backcountry near Lake Tahoe with two others escaping. No names released.

Denton Texas Fort Worth Lisa Underwood Jayden New Mexico Oklahoma Arkansas Louisiana Truckee Calif Lake Tahoe Placer County Dave Wells

Dozens of United Flights Delayed by Computer Glitch

United Airlines canceled flights and delays spread across more than 50 domestic trips with Chicago and Denver hubs affected. A spokesman said delays reached about 70 minutes as a server connection failure crippled the reservations system for 45 minutes.

Chicago United Airlines Denver United Jeff Green

Alaska Woman Cuts Off Boyfriend's Penis in Fight

Anchorage police say a 44 year old man was attacked with a kitchen knife during a breakup dispute. The woman, Kim Tran, 35, drove him to Providence Alaska Medical Center after severing the penis which was later reattached by surgeons. She faces domestic violence assault and tampering with evidence charges.

Anchorage Alaska Providence Alaska Medical Center Kim Tran

Veteran worker opens fire at Mississippi shipyard

In PASCAGOULA Mississippi a 41 year old veteran quality inspector Alexander L Lett opened fire at Northrop Grumman Ships Systems wounding two co workers. He faces two counts of aggravated assault as investigators seek a motive. The shipyard employs over 12000 people and builds ships for the Navy and Coast Guard.

Pascagoula Miss Alexander L. Lett Mississippi Paul Leonard Lett Northrop Grumman Ships Systems Navy Coast Guard

Veterans recall Iwo Jima siege in Lafayette reunion

Louisiana veterans and relatives gathered to remember Iwo Jima’s brutal 36 day battle. Norman Baker, Melvin DeFleur, Jim Westbrook and others shared memories of the invasion on February 19, 1945, the flag raising, and the high costs borne by Americans and Japanese.

Lafayette Norman Baker Iwo Jima Pacific Louisiana Baker Delaplane Associated Press Joe Rosenthal U.S Iwo Jim Westbrook Westbrook Vicksburg Miss Gary Edmondson VFW Judice Law Lafayette la

Rescuers pull out Calif residents trapped by storms

Mudslides trapped residents in Ha cienda Heights and nearby areas as Southern California endured another winter storm. Three deaths were blamed on the weather, with mudflows forcing evacuations for about 30 people across multiple homes and disrupting rail service.

Calif Los Angeles California Hacienda Heights Mark Savage Savage Weather Service Bruce Rockwell Glendale Pasadena Fullerton

Funding tightening for AIDS vaccine research expert warns

Washington reports that U S funding for AIDS vaccine research is tightening while top HIV scientists say the main hurdle remains harnessing the body's first defenders to repel infection. Dr Anthony Fauci of NIH notes current candidates rely on cell based immunity. Seth Berkley of the International AIDS Vaccine Initiative says researchers face crossroads on whether cellular approaches alone can be protective.

Washington U.S Didates Anthony Fauci National Institutes of Health Seth Berkley International

CDC Chief Warns Bird Flu Could Spark Global Epidemic

Washington reports that Dr. Julie L. Gerberding of the CDC warned at a AAAS meeting that an avian influenza strain sweeping Asia could mutate to allow human transmission. She noted high mortality, potential sustained human spread, and history shows H1 pandemics with new strains every era.

Washington Julie L. Gerberding Centers For Disease Control and Prevention Asia The American Association Gerberding Hong Kong

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