Hacking uses alias Jonathan Long amid missing wife case
Salt Lake City AP report says Mark Hacking, jailed on suspicion of murdering his pregnant wife Lori Hacking, volunteered the alias Jonathan Long during booking. Investigators pursue remains in a county landfill as cadaver dogs join the search. bail set at $500,000.
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Air execs warn to ease delays at O'Hare
FAA chief Marion Blakey convened major airlines to curb schedules as Chicago O'Hare delays ripple nationwide. O'Hare handles more daily flights than any airport, with about 3,000 takeoffs and landings on an average weekday and 490,987 flights in six months. Two thirds arrive on time, far below the 82 percent goal.
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NIH declines override of Norvir patents amid AIDS drug price rise
Washington AP reports that the government refused to intervene to lower Norvir prices by overriding patents. NIH and NIH director Dr. Elias Zerhouni said such a move could affect the wider pharmaceutical market and that pricing should be addressed by Congress. Patient groups and some lawmakers pressed for action.
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Postage stamp to honor 'The Duke'
The U S Postal Service will release a 37 cent stamp in the Legends of Hollywood series honoring John Wayne known as the Duke. A first day of issue ceremony will be at Grauman's Chinese Theater in Los Angeles on September 9 with nationwide sale starting the following day.
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Treasury to auction billions in notes next week
The Treasury Department plans to auction 51 billion in notes as part of its quarterly financing assessment. It expects no major changes in borrowing needs to fund the government’s operations and interest payments on the national debt, currently about 7.3 trillion.
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Treasury Department
Treasury
Timothy Bitsberger
FAA warns O Hare on time flight rate at airport
Federal aviation officials report O’Hare International Airport faces ongoing concerns with on time flight performance. Data show delays and cancellations impacting travelers, with inspections and operational reviews underway to address the pace of arrivals and departures.
Officials decry ticket upgrades at U S aid agency
The inspector general probes found possible ethics violations by USAID Administrator Andrew Natsios and senior staff over 500000 in airline ticket upgrades. A second report questions Inspector General Everett Mosley for ethics breaches and potential legal violations for not halting improper expenses and using premium tickets.
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