Aaliyah remembered by fans after fatal plane crash
Fans mourn singer actress Aaliyah at a West Hollywood memorial sign as colleagues at the Soul Train Lady of Soul Awards mourn her death. The 22 year old star died with eight others when their plane crashed in the Bahamas. Bodies returned to New York while investigators probe possible causes including baggage weight. FAA records show Blackhawk International Airways faced safety citations and the pilot on that flight was not Morales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Hollywood
Calif
Aaliyah
Celina Torres
MTV
Bahamas
Tyrese
New York
Luis Antonio Morales Blanes
United States
U.S
Miami Herald
Federal Aviation Administration
Blackhawk International Airways
FAA
Blackhawk
Kathleen Bergen
Atlanta
Morales
Bergen
The
Herald
Daily News of
Associated Press
Sunset Boulevard
Los Angeles
Economy shows 0.2 Percent Growth in Spring Quarter
U S economy grew only 0.2 percent in the April to June quarter, the weakest eight year showing. The Commerce Department trimmed prior estimates citing lower inventory liquidation and a larger trade deficit as drags on GDP. Reuters reported on the weaker rebound amid hopes for a second half pickup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.S
Commerce Department
Ken Mayland
Clear View Economics
Bush
Federal Reserve
Fed
United States
Bush seeks delay on minor workers' compensation payments
The Bush administration aims to remove some uranium mine workers from a Cold War program and postpone payments until three studies finish. Critics warn delay will cut off money for ill workers who may die waiting, as officials cite need for more research on uranium and silica dust exposure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bush Administration
Ed Brickey
The
Colorado Uranium Workers Council
Chris Ullman
Office of Management and Budget
William Lambert
University of Oregon
National Institute For Occupational Safety and Health
NTSB urges stricter driver medical exams nationwide
The NTSB urges tougher two yearly medical exams for bus and truck drivers linking the Mother's Day 1999 New Orleans crash that killed 22 to drivers with heart and kidney disease and poorly controlled diabetes. It calls for doctors to know driving demands, report health concerns, and allow disclosure of failed exams or drug tests to potential employers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New Orleans
National Transportation Safety Board
Frank Bedell
Bedell
NTSB
Also Mentioned on This Page
Join Peoples
House On the Rock
Mississippi River
Branson
Norma Sellers
Aturday Sey
Ron Cae Io
Ers
Caine el
Rae
Tad
Startac
Cellularone
Cellularonewest.com