The Great Ilaskan Shootout headlines Cowboys Giants game
The Dallas Cowboys lost to the New York Giants on Sunday. Despite a Friday suspension, Todd Burgan from Anchorage will play today in the Great Ilaskan Shootout, with teams preparing for competitive action.
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Child Vanishes After Brief Split From Escort In Panic
A four year old wandered away during a chaotic scene as adults scrambled to locate him, triggering a search by local authorities. Police canvassed the area and urged residents to report any sightings as the investigation continued.
Weather outlook with mixed skies and flurries
Tonight is chilly with a mix of clouds and a chance of flurries. Friday through Monday show varying clouds, chances of flurries and possible snow or rain, with highs near 38 to 40 and lows in the mid 20s to upper 20s.
Recovery Makes Thanksgiving Sweet for Young Morgan
Suzanne Jackson reports on Morgan Myers, a four year old from East Syracuse, whose family credits months of surgeries and therapy for her recovery from a devastating illness starting in August 1994. Her parents Jodi and Scott, brother Noah, and relatives celebrate with gratitude as she attends pre kindergarten at Park Hill Elementary and enjoys everyday activities once more.
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Radar blackout hits San Juan area flights for days
A contractor unplugged a cable at San Juan Puerto Rico airport causing long range radar outages over St Thomas and Puerto Rico for about 144 hours. Controllers relied on voice contact and increased separation as FAA said Munoz Marin short range radar remained active while long range systems failed. Tire Assoct
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Tourist sells video of hijacked airliner crash
A South African woman sold dramatic footage filmed four days after the Ethiopian Airlines hijack crash. Marinda Gouts Gouws described recording the plane over the Comoros Islands, then selling rights to WTN for about $65,000. The Boeing 767 crashed after fuel ran out, killing 125 of 175 onboard.
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Jury exonerates Hamilton teacher of sexual abuse charges
Neil K. Lamb, an 88 year old Hamilton High School teacher, was acquitted of 31 counts including sodomy and sexual abuse after two trials. He faced suspension with pay since 1995 and earned about 40 thousand dollars annually. Lamb expressed relief and weighed a return to school while the Education Department reviews his suspension.
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