Hair on Aruba duct tape not Natalee Holloway's
The FBI said blond hair found on duct tape in Aruba does not belong to Natalee Holloway. Genetic tests at the FBI lab in Quantico ruled out the 18 year old missing since May 30. The park ranger found the tape July 17 on Aruba's northeast coast.
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Aruba
Natalee Holloway
FBI
Quantico
Judy Orihuela
Natalee
Orihuela
Netherlands
Holloway
Caribbean
Explosions Rock Texas Chemical Plant Injuring Three
A series of blasts hit Valley Solvents & Chemicals in Fort Worth causing a major fire. Three workers were injured as tanks holding methanol sulfuric and hydrochloric acids and other chemicals burned. Fire officials say the cause is unknown and the blaze occurred near a tractor trailer delivery. Meanwhile Bai Yun the Giant Panda at the zoo is pregnant with twins with two heartbeats seen on ultrasound.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Valley Solvents & Chemicals
Kent Worley
Worley
Bai Yun
Gao Gao
Zoo
FAA backs plan to expand O Hare Airport
The FAA endorsed Chicago's 15 billion expansion to relieve congestion and cut delays. Mayor Daley says construction would start after final approval next month, with the first new runway opening in 2007 and completion in 2013. Opponents warn benefits may be overstated and costs undercounted.
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Chicago
Federal Aviation Administration
O'Hare
Richard Daley
U.S. Transportation Department
Teen ordered to institution in baseball beating
In Lancaster California a 13 year old boy who killed 15 year old Jeremy Rourke with a baseball bat after a game was ordered to a youth detention center until age 25. He was found guilty in juvenile court of second degree murder and could be paroled early if California officials decide. Defense plans an appeal and the attorney says the boy believed he acted in self defense. The defendant is black and Jeremy was white. the attorney doubts a racial motive.
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Satish
Deepak Kalpoe
Gabriel Kelly
Island
Kelly
Holloway
van der Sloot
Kalpoe Brothers
Vinda de Sousa
Mountain Brook
Ala
Lancaster
Calif
Jeremy Rourke
California
William McKinney
Jeremy
Palmdale
Los Angeles
McKinney
Police chiefs seek rapid terror data sharing network
U.S. and Canadian police leaders led by William Bratton push to form a rapid, informal data sharing network for terrorist threats. They seek real time, raw information from federal agencies to speed local responses, contrasting with slower, vetted feeds from DHS and FBI.
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William J. Bratton
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Department of Homeland Security
Bratton
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Washington
Chicago
Las Vegas
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Canada
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Middle East
Asia
New York City
Joshua D. Filler
New York
Homeland Security Operations Center
Filler
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