Black box found from EgyptAir crash lifted from Red Sea
Egypt and French teams recovered one of the crashed plane’s black boxes from the Red Sea floor and prepared to hand it to authorities in Sharm el-Sheik. It is unclear whether the device is the voice or data recorder as salt buildup is removed for data integrity before transfer. The Flash Airlines jet killed 148 aboard on January 3, including 134 French tourists.
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Osbourne home after off road tumble in Beverly Hills
Ozzy Osbourne is back home after injuring himself in an off road tumble near Beverly Hills. Sharon Osbourne described his pain and a metal rod in place of a collarbone. Beenie Man reportedly improving after a Jamaica highway crash and lung recovery. LaToya Jackson breaks a toe rehearsing in Las Vegas with aloft studio plans and a spring album Startin Over.
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Utility bills climb as gas oil prices rise sharply
Utility costs surge amid tight natural gas and heating oil supplies. Despite a warmer season, prices push higher due to supply constraints, a recovering economy, and a weaker dollar. Oil to near $35 a barrel, with December gas bills up 54 percent for a Kansas resident.
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Winter fuel prices forecast rise in EIA outlook
The Energy Information Administration expects higher average residential heating fuel costs this winter with percent changes led by natural gas and heating oil, while electricity and propane show notable increases and variations across fuels.
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Iraq Army shifts to lighter Baghdad security plan
The U S Army will cut garrisons and patrols in Baghdad as the 1st Armored Division hands over to the 1st Cavalry Division, which will base forces outside the city and hand central Baghdad to Iraqi police. By 2005 Baghdad aims for a 19 000 strong police force to maintain order with reduced U S presence.
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Spirit rover captures Mars up close in high resolution
NASA's Spirit rover took its first close up images with a microscope on its arm, revealing 1.44 inch square patches of rust colored soil and particles nearly as small as a human hair. The shots, shown at a Jet Propulsion Laboratory briefing, include views from the rover's fisheye and hazard cameras with the robotic arm extended for the first time.
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U.S. Geological Survey
Spirit
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
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