Midland Train Crash Triggers Lawsuits and Support Efforts
A Midland County train vehicle crash at a railroad crossing during a veteran parade spurred multiple lawsuits against Union Pacific and Smith industries. Plaintiffs include Heather Sanchez and Sgt 1st Class Richard Sanchez and other families. The incident led to renewed focus on crossing safety and memorial actions by local groups.
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Garfield Street
West Industrial Avenue
Midessa
Midway Point
Fort Worth
el Paso
Midland
Texas Pacific Railway
Midway Station
Ector
Federal Railroad Administration
Odessa
Union Pacific
Toyah
Sweetwater
Pecos
Ector County
FRA
Cit
Rick Perry
Perry
Smith Industries
Bob Pottroff
Manhattan
Kan
Kevin Glasheen
Lubbock
Heather Sanchez
Richard Sanchez
el Paso County
Colo
Todd King
Laci King
Bexar County
Army
Shane Ladner
Meg Ladner
Holly Springs
Hubert
N.C
Shannon Stouffer
Shane Stouffer
Gary Stouffer
Ada Stouffer
Gary Stouffer Sr
Texas Department of Documents
Pottroff
Glasheen
NTSB
Midland County Sheriff's
Midland Memorial Hospital
Dale Andrew Hayden
Midland Police Department
Hayden
Midland County
Raquel Espinoza
New York Times
Walt Bogdanich
Espinoza
U.S. Department of Transportation
Times
Fox River Gorge
Ill
Barber
Clinton Hospitalized With Head Blood Clot Aide Say Full Recovery Expected
Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton remains in hospital after developing a blood clot in a vein between brain and skull behind the right ear. Doctors say no stroke or neurological damage occurred and anticipate full recovery as she receives blood thinner treatment and prepares for release once dosage is set. Clinton, 65, had a concussion in December after fainting and falling at home, and has not appeared in public since December 7.
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Washington
Hillary Rodham Clinton
Clinton
Lisa Bardack
Mt. Kisco Medical Group
Gigi El-Bayoumi
George Washington University
New York
Dublin City University
Dublin
Ireland
Senate panel finds talking points rewrites by FBI CIA and agencies
The Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee report says FBI CIA and other intelligence agencies made major changes to talking points about the Benghazi attack. It cites minimal White House changes and accuses the director of national intelligence of withholding a promised timeline. The State Department flagged security weaknesses and judgment errors in its own report.
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FBI
CIA
White House
Obama
Benghazi
Libya
Senate
Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee
Joe Lieberman
Connecticut
Susan Collins
Maine
Director of
National Intelligence
State Department
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Hank
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