Radar system outage threatens Midwest air traffic control
The FAA's Aurora center faced a third failure in a week and warned the antiquated backup could fail, leaving about 9,500 daily flights across Illinois Indiana Michigan Wisconsin and parts of Iowa and Minnesota without radar. Officials rely on air traffic controllers if both systems fail.
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Aurora, Ill
Midwest
Ilinois
Indiana
Michigan
Wisconsin
Iowa
Minnesota
Chicago
O'Hare
Mark Scholl
National Air Traffic Controllers Association
Federal Aviation Administration
Air Route Traffic Control Center
Aurora
Folic Acid Linked To Prevent Heart Attacks And Strokes
Bar Harbor Maine AP reports researchers say folic acid deficiency may trigger up to 90 percent to 40 percent of heart attacks and strokes in American men yearly. Studies suggest supplements could reduce deaths and medical costs, with calls to fortify wheat rice and corn.
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Bar Harbor
Maine
Food and Drug Administration
Hall
Waco raid leaders knew Koresh was tipped off says agent
ATF agent Robert Rodriguez testified at congressional hearings that raid chiefs Chuck Sarabyn and Phillip Chojnacki ignored his warning that Koresh had been tipped off. He said they lied to the public after deadly results while Sarabyn and Chojnacki denied a clear warning was given.
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Charleston
W.va
Pat Grounds
Pian
Fred
Tim Snodgrass
Snodgrass
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
Atlanta
Waco
Koresh
Washington
David Koresh
Robert Rodriguez
Chuck Sarabyn
Phillip Chojnacki
Texas
Mr. Rodriguez
Sarabyn
ATF
Mr Merletti
Mr Sarabyn
Mr. Merletti
Serb forces seize Zepa enclave amid Balkan crisis
Bosnian Serb troops entered Zepa, capturing the UN protected area and forcing residents to flee into woods and caves. UN and Bosnian leaders urged protection, while Nato vowed restraint and a ceasefire evacuation plan was negotiated. War crimes indictments were issued in The Hague as NATO patrols monitored fuel and convoy routes around Sarajevo.
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Sarajevo
Bosnia-Herzegovina
Zepa
U.N
Chris Vernon
Haris "Silajdzie
Srebrenica
Gorazde
Bosnia
Serbia
Yugoslavia
Silajdzic
Tadeusz Mazowiecki
Hague
Yugoslav War Crimes Tribunal
Radovan Karadzic
Ratko Mladic
Milan Martic
Croatia
NATO
United States
United Nations
Ternon
Yasushi Akashi
Zagreb
Karadzic
Chechen-Russian peace talks suspended after five weeks
Negotiators halted progress on Chechnya's future status with Russia without an accord. Dzhokhar Dudayev criticized the talks as unproductive while both sides blamed delays. Shooting erupted near Grozny's presidential palace as delegates prepared to resume discussions after consultations.
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Grozny
Russia
Chechnya
Russian Federation
Interfax
Dzhokhar Dudayev
Itar-Tass
Sergei Filatov
Boris Yeltsin
Vyacheslav Mikhailov
Moscow
In Memoriam Row Five Years Since Your Passing
A heartfelt remembrance marks five years since your smile and voice were last seen and heard. The family laments the long absence while expressing enduring love and longing, imagining you enjoying iced tea on a porch with Tara and loved ones.
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Tara
Dad
Karen
Paul
Grant
C.R. Laine
Boonsboro
Bast of
CR. Laine
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Judith Hall
Pravery of
British Columbia
Jackson Laboratory
Chojnacki
Lewis C Merletti
Treasury Department
Silajedic
Zenica
Mount Igman
Douglas B.rowman
Pana Te RR Ad
Meranon
Hig
Memoriam
Ron Wisner
Canon
SIR Speedy
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Everedy Square
Special Savings
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