Engineer sees misshapen track seconds before derailment
Amtrak Capitol Limited derailed outside Washington after the engineer reported a misshapen track about 18 inches long. Investigators say the rail was as much as 30 inches out of alignment and 101 were injured. Heat may have buckled welded rails. CSX ordered slower speeds on hot days.
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R-N.y
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Telecom executives assure service despite firm troubles
Washington AP report states leaders of WorldCom Global Crossing and Qwest told Congress they expect no major service disruptions amid financial turmoil. FCC chief Powell and senators pressed about former executives' ill gotten gains and potential price on consumer impact.
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Michael Powell
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Hig Telecom
Global Crossing
Gary Winnick
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Catholic abuse review board reaches out to victims at first meeting
The U.S. bishops panel convened its first session in Washington and pledged to listen to abuse survivors at its next meeting in Oklahoma City on Sept. 16. Chair Gov. Frank Keating said the advisory board will push for accountability and reform while urging lay Catholics to withhold support until changes occur.
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U.S
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Frank Keating
Keating
U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops
John Paul II
Michael J. Bland
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