Mass tour bus tragedy and global protests in brief
A Massachusetts tour bus incident left one man dead and another injured after falling from a bathroom window on Route 2 near Shirley. Investigators suspected alcohol involvement as the bus returned from New Hampshire. In Yemen, thousands of women protested Saleh era rule, clashed with police in Taiz, with several hurt. In Illinois, a 3 year old died on a Go Bananas ride in Norridge from a safety-bar incident. In North Carolina, Crystal Mangum is charged after stabbing her boyfriend, amid prior rape claim controversy.
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Shirley
Mass
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Thomas Johnson
Gardner
Route
Seth Davis
Winchendon
Worcester
Colonial Tours
Red Hook
Portsmouth
N.H
Johnson
Davis
Matthew Murray
Sanaa
Yemen
Yeren
Taiz
Ghazi al- Samei
Bushra al-Maqtari
Associated Press
Ali Abdullah Saleh
Norridge
Ill
Chicago
James Jobe
Jobe
Cook County
Jayson Dansby
Dalton
Jayson
Durham
N.C
Duke Lacrosse
North Carolina
Crystal Mangum
Mangum
State Attorney General's
Engineers try polymer to fix reactor at Fukushima plant
Engineers used chemicals sawdust and shredded newspaper to stop radioactive water from leaking into the ocean at Fukushima Daiichi. Concrete failed and the new mix showed little effect but engineers persist. Officials say it will take months to restore cooling and years to clean up the area. TEPCO found two workers dead after the tsunami and an 8 inch crack in a maintenance pit may be the source of radioactive iodine entering the sea.
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Tokyo
Japan
Nuclear and Industrial Safety
Hidehiko Nishiyama
Tokyo Electric Power Co
TEPCO
Tsunehisa_ Katsumata
Protests erupt across Afghanistan over Quran burning
Demonstrations spread from Kandahar to Jalalabad as crowds clash with police. At least two officers and 18 civilians wounded in Kandahar. thousands march in Jalalabad and Parwan blocking highways while demanding U.S. troops leave. Rosary of anger tied to Quran burnings and broader Afghan resentment of foreign forces.
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Jalalabad
Afghanistan
Kandahar
Qayum Pokhla
U.S
Barack Obama
Parwan
Sher Ahmad Maladani
Florida
Mazar-i-Sharif
U.N
David Petraeus
NATO
Mark Sedwill
Final battle looms as Abidjan awaits power clash
Residents fortify homes as Ouattara supporters mass at a tollbooth on Abidjan's edge preparing for an assault. Water supplies fail amid tension while 700 Gbagbo backers guard the presidential palace region amid calls to form a human shield.
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Abidjan
Ivory Coast
Africa
Alassane Ouattara
Ouattara
Laurent Gb
Cocody
Pre existing damage found on Southwest 737 after Yuma emergency
NTSB investigators inspect a ruptured rear fuselage with extensive multi site damage on a Southwest Airlines Boeing 737-300 that landed safely in Yuma Arizona after rapid cabin depressurization. Southwest cancelled about 300 flights and grounded 79 similar jets for inspection.
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Yuma, Ariz
Southwest Airlines
Arizona
National Transportation Safety Board
Washington, D.C
Southwest
NTSB
Yuma
Phoenix
Robert Sumwalt
Sumwalt
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