Body of Ebersol's son found in Montrose plane crash
The 14-year-old Edward Teddy Ebersol, son of NBC Sports chief Dick Ebersol, was believed found among day-old rubble after a chartered jet crashed near Montrose Regional Airport. Investigators weigh de icing, runway choice, and cause as family members recover in hospital.
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Colo
NBC Sports
Dick Ebersol
Montrose County
Mark Young
Edward
Teddy” Ebersol
Ebersol
Arnold Scott
National Transportation Safety Board
Charlie
St. Mary’s Hospital
Grand Junction
Denver
Warren T. Richardson III
Coral Gables
Fla
Luis Alberto Polanco Espaillat
Dominican Republic
Ebersols
Jeff Precup
Montrose County Sheriff's Department
Shawn Cline
Montrose Regional
Colombian defense claims on Bush assassination plot crumble
Colombia's government retracted a sensational claim that FARC rebels planned to assassinate President Bush during his Cartagena visit on Nov 22. Officials said there was no evidence of any danger, noting heavy security and no disturbances. The minister's aide suggested miscommunication, while critics called the remark clownish. Washington backs Colombia with about $3 billion in aid and U.S. troops and contractors assist training and logistics.
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Colombia
Bush
Jorge Uribe
Revolutionary Armed Forces of
FARC
Cartagena
Alvaro Uribe
U.S
Secret Service
Interior and Justice
Sabas Pretelt
Pretelt
Associated Press
Daisy Canon
Uribe
Carlos Lozano
Communist Party
Lozano
United States
Washington
Post office gears up for flood of holiday mail
The U S Post Office expects 20 billion mail pieces between Thanksgiving and Christmas up from last year with a peak on Dec 20 when 850 million items may be mailed. Postmaster General John Potter notes convenient options by phone online in 38 000 offices and 21 000 retail stores. A new flat rate priority box costs 7 70 and military and overseas deadlines are outlined for Priority Express Global and other services.
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John Potter
Potter
Asps.com
Global Airmail
Africa
Central and South America
Europe
Global Express
Asia
The
Pacific
Australia
New Zealand
Caribbean
Mexico
Middle East
Canada
Court nixes Solomon Amendment funds enforcement
A 3rd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals panel ruled 2-1 that the Solomon Amendment infringes on free speech by pressuring colleges and universities to allow military recruitment on campus despite the military ban on homosexuals. The decision overturns a lower court ruling in a suit by New Jersey law students and professors.
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Philadelphia
Defense Department
3Rd
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
New Jersey
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Thinktv.org
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