Victims of Brazil crash recovered
Rescue teams in Vinhedo Brazil recovered the remains of all 62 passengers from the Voepass ATR 72 crash near Sao Paulo. The flight was en route to Guarulhos when it crashed in a gated community, killing 62. Forensic experts identified the pilot and co pilot. Residents described a flat spin before the impact.
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Guarulhos
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Avon Lake East side recovery aid and charging locations
City officials list free items pickup at 31990 Walker Road Avon Lake and 30275 Detroit Road Westlake. Residents without power may charge devices at Avon Lake Presbyterian Church 32340 Electric Blvd 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Mon Thu and get a free coffee at Good Neighbor Thrift 158 Lear Road. Food trucks at Safety Center 32855 Walker Road today and Monday 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Check avonlake.org and follow city Facebook for updates.
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Westlake
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Avonlake
9 11 suspects face tangled path to trial at Guantanamo
The dispute within the Defense Department over pursuing trials for Khalid Sheikh Mohammed and two co-defendants has stalled the 9/11 cases at Guantanamo Bay. Critics blame CIA torture and legal hurdles for delays, while some relatives insist on accountability and possible death sentences, despite legal obstacles.
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Khalid Sheikh Mohammed
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Austin
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al-Qaida
World Trade Center
Pennsylvania
Terry Strada
Strada
Brett Eagleson
Bruce
Bush Administration
Eagleson
Guantanamo
J. Wells Dixon
Majid Khan
Dixon
America
Khan
Walid bin Attash
Mustafa al-Hawsawi
Ammar al-Baluchi
Ramzi
Eric Holder
New York City
Congress
New York
U.S. Court of Appeals For
District of Columbia
FBI
Eugene R. Fidell
Yale Law School
Fidell
Administration of Justice
Paris Seeks swimmable Seine with new pumps and boat rules
France accelerates Seine cleanup ahead of the Olympics by adding disinfection units and a large storage basin to curb sewage spills, and by forcing houseboats to join municipal sewers or lose berths. Riottot warns rain and farming runoff still threaten water quality as officials track E coli and enterococci while promoting greener boating and a reopened Seine branch.
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Michel Riottot
France Nature Environnement Group
Riottot
Paris
Lina Witte
Anne Hidalgo
Witte
Houix
Olympic Village
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