Peanut butter contamination at Ga plant sparks salmonella questions
Officials say peanut butter at a Georgia plant shows contamination signs but have not confirmed salmonella yet. Two tests so far cannot rule out salmonella as a possibility amid a broader outbreak that sickened hundreds in 43 states and may have caused five deaths.
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U S Israel sign deal to curb Hamas arms flow
The Bush administration and Israel signed a last minute memorandum in Washington to curb smuggled weapons to Hamas and boost Egyptian mediation for a Gaza cease fire. Israel plans a Security Cabinet vote on an Egyptian truce proposal as the U S expands intelligence cooperation with partners to prevent rearming.
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Pilot who landed at Hudson hailed as calm hero
Chesley Sullenberger spent his life preparing for the five minute crisis over New York. He earned his pilot license at 14 and flew fighters in the Air Force. He led risk studies and studied crew psychology and calmly guided US Airways Flight 1549 to a water landing.
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U S man jailed for theft of pages from rare books
A Harvard educated U S businessman and director of an Iranian cultural group was jailed two years in London for stealing pages from rare texts at the British Library and Bodleian Library Oxford. Police say about 150 books were damaged and a map worth 30000 pounds was taken.
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NASA chief Griffin bids farewell to agency staff
NASA Administrator Michael Griffin thanked employees for four years of work in a televised address from Washington. He leaves as Obama figures a replacement, with Gen. J Scott Gration floated though space experience is limited.
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