Tragedy at Dewey Beach Child Dies After Heat Trauma
An 18 month old boy died from apparent heat related trauma after three hours unattended in a father's Chevrolet Suburban outside a Dewey Beach restaurant. The father Michael D. Chase 48 of Knoxville Tennessee vacationing in Dewey Beach reportedly was unaware his son was in a rear child seat. Authorities said the family is cooperative and distraught and no charges have been filed.
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Philadelphia
Dewey Beach
Del
Michael D. Chase
Knoxville
Lewis
Chase
Michael
Tammy Wynette to be released after vocal polyp findings
Tammy Wynette, 53, will leave UPMC on Wednesday to return to Nashville after doctors found polyps on her vocal cords. She was advised not to talk or sing for two weeks. Wynette plans to resume concerts with ex-husband George Jones on September 3 in Salem after regaining her voice.
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Pittsburgh
Tammy Wynette
University of Pittsburgh Medical Center
Nashville
Evelyn Shriver
Wynette
George Jones
Salem
Shriver
Jones
NBC
Woman guards her family after attacker shot and beaten
In Princeton West Virginia a 37 year old man Fred Young broke into a garage to rob it then sexually assaulted a 59 year old woman and her 36 year old daughter. He shot the daughter and grandmother before the grandmother used fireplace irons to beat him unconscious. He was hospitalized in guarded condition and faces charges of robbery sexual assault and malicious wounding.
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Princeton
W.C A
Fred Young
Mercer County
D.B. Bailey
Young
Bailey
Woman 79 Dies in Heat After Doors Bolted
Evansville, Ind. Rosie Walker, 79, died of heat in her housing project apartment after her husband moved to a nursing home. She kept windows shut for safety as temperatures in southern Indiana topped 90 degrees for a 14th day. Neighbor Leona McCraw said she was scared and would not open windows even by day.
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Evansville
Ind
Rosie Walker
Walker
Indiana
Avniece
Leona McCraw
Corrado Convicted in Attempted Murder Case Mixup
George Lewis Corrado was tried and convicted by a two day jury on an attempted murder charge against his girlfriend, later discovered to have been forgotten by the Pierce County prosecutor’s office. He received a 10 year prison term amid questions over refiled charges.
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Tacoma
Wash
George Lewis Corrado
Pierce County Prosecutor's Office
Corrado
Berasi
Computer glitches plague FAA air traffic control
Aging computers at US radar centers cause repeated outages with 21 failures since April. Controllers cite chaos as backups lag, radio contact can be lost, and bureaucratic delays pushed replacement costs beyond a decade. The GAO calls it a disaster and a dis grace as five centers endure further aging equipment and ongoing outages.
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Chicago
Ken Kluge
Aurora
New York Center
Robert Valone
Federal Aviation Administration
Office of Air Traffic Systems Development
Bob Levin
Congréss’ General Accounting Office
Levin
Conavaliers
Aging computer system snarls U.S. air traffic control outages
A four month stretch of glitches shut down radar, knocked flights to ground, and heated delays across 290 centers. Aging IBM 9020e computers linked to Fort Worth, Cleveland, New York, and Washington centers caused repeated outages, with backups failing to display altitudes and routes, costing the industry billions in wasted fuel and idle aircraft.
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South Florida
PAA
Fremont
Calif
California
Nevada
Pacific
Chicago
New York
The
Air Transport Association
FAA
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Dallas-Fort Worth
Washington
Cleveland
Left engine blade cracks amid Carrollton plane crash probe
NTSB officials center the crash cause on a broken left propeller blade of the Embraer 120. The Atlantic Southeast Airlines plane crashed in a hay field after the left engine failed, killing four and injuring 24 survivors. Investigators search for the rest of the blade while authorities note the engine failure occurred minutes into flight.
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Carrollton
National Transportation Safety Board
Atlantic Southeast Airlines
Oheas
John Hammerschmidt
NTSB
Hammerschmidt
Atlantic Southeast Flight 529 Crew and Passenger Roll
A list assembled from airline records reports hospitals and family members identifies crew and passengers aboard Atlantic Southeast Airlines Flight 529. Names include pilot James Kennedy Germantown Massachusetts and several survivors and others with hometowns such as Purcellville Asheville Dublin Baltimore Waynesboro Rome Roswell Waterboro Austin Warner Robins Monroe Falls Macon and Westport.
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Atlantic Southeast Airlines
Charlee Barton
Purcellville
Vis
Lucille Burton
Asheville
N.C
Lonnie Burton
Edwin Gannaway
Dublin
James Kennedy
Germantown
Mary Jean Adair
Baltimore
Jason Aleshire
Waynesboro
Alfred Arenas
Rome
Alan Barrington
Macon
Steven Wilkinson
Gilioxl
Mies
Ed Gannaway Hero Pilot Dies In Plane Crash Near Dublin Ga
Ed Gannaway 45 died when his ASA commuter plane crashed after engine trouble, sparing 24 of 28 aboard. Friends recall his calm and leadership as he guided the aircraft away from homes and power lines. He coached youth teams, ran marathons, and was survived by wife Jackie and three sons.
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Ed Gannaway
Jimmy Allgood
Gannaway
Atlantic Southeast Airlines
Jeff Davis
ASA
Boston
New York
Recreation Department
Boy Scouts
Edmuntin Ducks
Brantley New
Jackie
Craig
Rate Sell
Rob
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