Government lifts pilots antidepressant ban on duty
The FAA ends a 70 year prohibition allowing pilots to fly while on antidepressants, citing drug advances and underreported cases. The policy includes amnesty for pilots who lied about diagnosis or treatment on medical forms to improve safety awareness and disclosures.
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Washington
Federal Aviation
Randy Babbitt
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Vatican inaction cited in defrocking delay of Arizona priest
Documents reviewed by The Associated Press show that in the 1990s a Tucson priest, Rev. Michael Teta, was found to have molested boys as far back as the late 1970s and was believed to have a “satanic” pattern. The case went to Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger, later Pope Benedict XVI, who did not remove him for 12 years after taking control, leaving Teta on the payroll and working with youths.
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Vatican
Michael Teta
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Joseph Ratzinger
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Teta
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Manuel Moreno
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Tesoro Refinery Blast Kills Four in Anacortes
A Tesoro Corp refinery in Anacortes Washington exploded and burned in the early hours killing four people and injuring several others. Investigators probe safety violations linked to the facility as regulatory actions and audits precede the incident.
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Tesoro Corp
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Obama administration expands health coverage for uninsured
The Obama administration moves to provide insurance for people with pre existing conditions through new buying pools backed by five billion dollars. States may lead or the federal government will run pools, with reporting due by April. The effort aims at quick relief ahead of the 2010 elections and includes tax credits for small businesses and a $250 Medicare donut hole rebate.
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Washington
Obama
Health and Human Services
Kathleen Sebelius
Sebelius
Barack Obama
Fire claims six in Minneapolis two story building blaze
A Friday morning fire at a two story Minneapolis building housing apartments and McMahon’s Pub killed six people including three children. Firefighters arrived to heavy flames. the roof collapsed as the cause was investigated. Ryan Richner housed above the pub and five relatives were among the victims.
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Ryan Richner
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Rosie Bell
McMahon’s Pub
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