Man dies after falling from Six Flags coaster
A 55 year old man, Stanley J. Morbarsky of Bloomfield Connecticut, fell from the Superman Ride of Steel at Six Flags New England in Agawam Massachusetts and died at a nearby hospital. The ride was nearing the end of its run when the fall occurred as witnesses reported and officials opened an investigation into the incident. The ride had been certified before the park opened for the season on April 17.
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Delta probes glitch that grounded flights nationwide
Delta Air Lines faced a computer glitch that grounded flights to and from Atlanta for about six and a half hours and caused weekend delays. Spokeswoman Caceres said investigation continues with no exact cause yet while FAA confirmed data related to flight preparation and gate information. Flights resumed by Sunday morning with some flights still affected as the system came back online.
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National Zoo Says No Pregnant Panda This Year
Washington AP. National Zoo officials report no pregnancy expected from Tian Tian and Mei Xiang this year after multiple mating attempts. Mei Xiang appears out of heat by Sunday. breeding has failed for a third year and fertility options may be explored next spring.
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Tian Tian
Mei Xiang
Lisa Stevens
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Midland
Midland Reporter Telegram
University of Texas of the Permian Basin
Gore aided disabled boy dies at four and a half
Ian Malone, brain damaged since birth, drew attention from Al Gore during the 2000 campaign after an insurer threatened to cut his in home nursing. He died in his sleep at age 4 1/2. His family credited Gore and the campaign for pushing for coverage reinstatement.
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Ian Malone
al Gore
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Ian
Dylan Malone
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Malone
Malones
Gore
Aetna U.S. Healthcare
Aetna
Ford overruled safety team on 4.1 million pickup recalls
Court papers show Ford Motor Co overruled its safety engineers who urged recalling up to 4.1 million 1997 to 2000 F-150 F-250 Expedition and Lincoln Navigator trucks for substandard door latches. Ford claimed latches passed an alternative test and remained safe despite lawsuits alleging fatal door openings. Federal officials review whether Ford violated recall laws and notified NHTSA.
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Mich
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