Planes carry crack risks despite DC-10 crash
An Associated Press review of FAA records shows metal fatigue and cracks have long affected many U S jets. ADs require maintenance checks across models, with 707 720 and DC 10 highlighted for crack related directives. FAA notes most ADs address non fatal issues yet safety relies on timely reporting and enforcement.
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Officials hunt squirrels to stop plague spread
Health officials trap ground squirrels near a Riverside County campground to test for plague as a 15-year-old boy is treated after a fight with bubonic plague. A Los Angeles County effort follows the Riverside action as officials warn plague near the metropolitan area and stress early treatment with antibiotics.
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Roof caves in at Kemper Arena in Kansas City
Driving 70 mph winds and heavy rain collapse the Kemper Arena roof in Kansas City. Flash flooding cuts power to about 100000 customers as three inches of rain and hail descend, causing fires and widespread outages.
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Arena glass shatters as nation blows out windows
Officials said flying glass from shattered windows at a 17,000 seat arena cut several people. No injuries were reported as only security and maintenance staff were on duty and escaped. Damage was estimated at 1 million dollars.
Live births occur after saline abortions in Wilmington
In Wilmington, two recent saline abortions led to the births of a four week old girl and a boy under one week old who are reported in good condition. About 35 anti abortion demonstrators marched in the rain outside the hospital with posters declaring abortion is murder and stop abortion.
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Bread industry inched toward price rise amid higher energy and wheat costs
A Milling and Baking News editorial says rising energy costs and a sharp winter wheat price surge are pushing the baking industry toward an immediate bread price advance. Officials, however, declined to specify when any increase would reach consumers.
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