Airlines hoard seats raising family seating tension
Airlines reserve more window and aisle seats for elite fliers boosting revenue while strangers sit together on full flights. Families face sparse adjacent seating as premium seats sell out early and last minute options fail to keep relatives paired.
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Khampha Bouaphanh
Fort Worth
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Eduardo Marcos
Airlines
George Hobica
Airfare Watchdog
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Frontier Airlines
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Delta
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United
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Spirit
Barry Biffle
Henry Harteveldt
Atmosphere Research Group
Dallas
San Francisco
Chile wilt resistant chile aims for grafting breakthroughs
From June 8 through Aug. 22, Chile call researcher Reeves will work at Seoul National University with professor Donl Choi. The team has sequenced the chile genome and uses advanced genetic processing gear. They aim to identify a marker for a resistance gene to Phytophthora and apply it to other crops.
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Chile
Seoul National University
South Korea
Donl Choi
Protests clash as NATO G8 gatherings spark Chicago rallies
Occupy Chicago and allied groups assembled about 2,200 to 15,000 marchers in Chicago, linking NATO to war spending and labor rights. Activists aimed to broaden international visibility of local struggles despite mixed turnout and criticism of impact.
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NATO
Barack Obama
Camp David
Rachael Perrotta
Occupy
Jesus Palafox
American Friends Service Committee
U.S
Pearce Highlights New Mexico Economic Opportunities
Pearce cites Spaceport America Alamogordo Santa Teresa fueling station and county work urging Forest Service logging to boost local jobs. He emphasizes collaboration with business to expand hiring and notes six career fairs including Roswell with 400 600 jobs. a Las Cruces attendee moves to management. He seeks a balanced budget to secure future opportunities.
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New Mexico
Spaceport America
Alamogordo
Santa Teresa
Forest Service
Las Cruces
Yemen attack targets defense minister amid al Qaeda plot
Al-Qaida claimed the bomber targeted Yemen defense minister Maj. Gen. Mohammed Nasser Ahmed at a secured city square parade. Ahmed survived as soldiers blocked the blast and security tightened around President Hadi who faces al Qaeda and loyalist purges after Saleh’s power transfer.
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Yemen
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Khaled Ali
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Ali Abdullah Saleh
Saleh
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Hadi
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Yahia Saleh
Abdel-Bak Taher
America
John Brennan
Sanaa
White House
Brennan
U.S
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