Boy Scout 12 Thwarts Fire Escape With Sister Rescue
Michael Wedekamm a 12 year old Boy Scout from Parkersburg West Virginia and his sister Allisson escaped a upstairs fire at 1 40 am through a window. He credits fire safety training from six years in scouting for helping them survive.
Officials say pet owners need not fear mad cow disease
Federal regulators and experts insist there is no evidence pets have contracted mad cow disease from pet food and that risks to dogs and cats are extremely low. The FDA plans to extend bans on brain and spinal material to dog and cat foods by 2007, while pet food is tightly inspected to prevent contamination. The $12 billion U S pet food industry serves millions of cats and dogs and emphasizes safety in processing unfit ingredients.
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Body found in plane wheel well at JFK from London flight
Authorities said a man in his 30s was found in the wheel well of British Airways Flight 177 after landing at John F Kennedy International Airport from Heathrow. The autopsy would determine where he boarded. A prior similar incident from Montego Bay was reported last week.
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