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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 2004

Page

3

Search suspended for 18 missing from ethanol tanker blast

Coast Guard suspended the search for 18 missing crew members after the Bow Mariner exploded and sank about 50 miles off Virginia. Three men died, six rescued, and two injured crew treated as investigations focus on cause and fuel spill. The tanker carried 3.5 million gallons of ethanol and more diesel and fuel oil, with oil slick and cold water hindering survival prospects. Environmental officials warn about fuel oil reaching shores as models predict the spill drifting offshore.

Bow Mariner Virginia Coast Guard Atlantic Portsmouth Atlantic Ocean Acre Gene Maestas Sally Brice-O’hara 5Th District Sentara Norfolk General Hospital Ann Keffer Krys Hannum Cae Sa Hannum Vicky Gray Gray Philippines Mike Sharon Maryland Department of the Environment National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Maryland

Closing arguments in Stewart trial focus on cover story

Federal judge narrows charges against Martha Stewart and broker Peter Bacanovic. Prosecution to present closing argument on conspiracy obstruction of justice and lying to investigators tied to Stewart 2001 ImClone stock sale. Jury of eight women and four men to hear final rulings today and Tuesday.

New York Martha Stewart Stewart ImClone Systems Peter Bacanovic Bacanovic ImClone Sam Waksal Omnimedia Merville

Polls show shift on gay marriage stance in nation

Polls of 1,028 adults with a plus minus 3 point margin explore whether to amend the Constitution, rely on states, or keep current policy. Kinaton Post AP.

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Hurdles rise as gay marriage ban moves forward nationally

President Bush proposed a constitutional amendment to ban gay marriage, likely decided by state legislatures in at least 38 states. Iowa shows the difficulty with amending constitutions as Democrats and Republicans clash over process, while experts note hurdles rise with diverse state rules and potential triggering events in California or Massachusetts.

Bush Congress Chuck Gipp GOP Iowa House Iowa Indiana State House Brian Bosma House Senate Alan Rosenthal Eagleton Institute of Politics New Jersey Rutgers University California Massachusetts

Eye gear urged for youth sports by medical groups

Chicago based physicians from the American Academy of Pediatrics and the American Academy of Ophthalmology urge protective eye wear for young athletes across sports. They note eye injuries surpass 42,000 in 2000, with over 70 percent in under 25, and say eye protectors can cut risk by at least 90 percent.

Chicago American Academy of Pediatrics American Academy of Ophthalmology David Bernhardt The Pediatrics Academy Committee On Sports Medicine Bernhardt

Bush Signs Transportation Bill Extending Highway Programs

President Bush signed the House Surface Transportation Extension Act of 2004 to extend highway, safety, and transit programs for two months, preventing about 5,000 Transportation Department workers from being laid off. Congress works toward a final six year highway bill as Senate backs a 318 billion plan the White House may veto. Transportation Secretary Mineta warned of furloughs without the extension due to border truck inspections.

Washington Bush Transportation Department Rier Congress House Senate White House Transportation Norman Mineta

SUV crash and arson at Maui airport prompts shutdown

A man drove a sport utility vehicle into Maui Kahului Airport’s ticket lobby and set the vehicle on fire. No injuries were reported and the FBI ruled out terrorism. The incident grounded outgoing flights for hours as TSA Maui chief Lowrey Leong described the event and witnesses recalled a can of gasoline and a lighter.

Kahului Hawaii Maui FBI Lowrey Leong Transportation Security Administration Kalani Hoopi Honolulu Star- Bulletin Hoopi United Airlines Leong

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