Teens Die After SUV Crash in Greeley
In Greeley Colorado a 16 year old boy died from injuries after a sport utility vehicle rollover. Seven teens were aboard. five were dropped off before Aaron Bonilla and another injured teen were hospitalized. The 17 year old driver was arrested on suspicion of careless driving leaving the scene and driving without a license.
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Aaron Bonilla
Dennis Schenkenberger
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TSA to reimburse passengers for lost or damaged bags
The Transportation Security Administration will pay an average of 110 to 16,000 airline passengers for luggage lost stolen or damaged during security screening. The program follows revised bag handling after the 2002 shift to screen all checked bags and assigns responsibility between airlines and TSA for misrouted items.
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Transportation Security Administration
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Clinton Syndrome spurs men to rush for heart checks nationwide
Hospitals report an uptick in chest pain visits as middle aged men fear heart trouble after Bill Clinton's bypass. Private HeartCheck centers see many new patients paying $400 to $500 for fast-track scans amid mixed insurer coverage and divergent expert views.
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Bill Clinton
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HeartCheck America Inc
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Washington
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Daryl Kile
John Candy
Sergei Grinkov
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Patricia Carey
Carey
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Few enroll in Medicare drug aid amid complex rollout
Washington reports far fewer than expected apply for early Medicare prescription drug coverage for cancer drugs and other serious illnesses. Only 6364 people have signed up for the head start, with critics blaming a scary lottery concept and difficult enrollment.
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Washington
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Judge voids Pa law blocking child porn Web sites
A federal judge in Philadelphia struck down a 2002 Pennsylvania statute requiring Internet service providers to block sites with child pornography. He ruled the blocking tools also suppress constitutionally protected material, noting providers were forced to cut access to at least 1.5 million legal sites sharing addresses with target sites.
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Pennsylvania
America Online
Center For Democracy and Technology
The
American Civil Liberties Union
U.S
Jan E. DuBois
DuBois
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