Spirit Airlines cancels all flights through Tuesday
Roundup reports Spirit Airlines has canceled every flight through Tuesday as a pilot strike enters its second day. Spirit pilots, balking at pay disparities with AirTran and JetBlue, refused to cross the picket line while the airline bases in Miramar, Florida, says no talks are scheduled.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Spirit Airlines
Spirit
AirTran Airways
JetBlue
Separatist party wins big in Belgian vote
In Brussels the Dutch speaking New Flemish Alliance secured 27 of 150 seats, up 19, marking the first Flemish nationalist surge and signaling pressure on Francophones for greater self rule. The result drew votes from Premier Yves Leterme’s Dutch French coalition amid long standing linguistic tensions. The leap warned mayors and parties to negotiate Dutch and French language autonomy.
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Brussels
Belgium
New Flemish Alliance
Yves Leterme
Christian Democrats
Ark flood toll climbs with 19 confirmed dead in Arkansas campgrounds
At least 19 people were killed after a flash flood swept through the Albert Pike Recreation Area in Ouachita National Forest. Rescue teams recovered one body Sunday and searched campsites as anxious families awaited word, with authorities noting several initially reported missing were not campers at the site.
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Umpire
Ark
Federal Aviation Administration
Arkansas
FAA
Elizabeth Isham Cory
DeQueen
Missouri
Howard County
Texarkana
Butch Morris
Howard County Wildlife Management
Langley
Graig Cowart
Mike Fletcher
Albert Pike Recreation Area
Ouachita National Forest
Bill Sadler
Kyron Horman Missing Boy Reclassified as Criminal Case
In Portland the Kyron Horman search was reclassified as a criminal investigation ten days after his disappearance. Sheriff Dan Staton offers a $25,000 reward. the area near Skyline Elementary remains under scrutiny while statewide teams depart.
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Portland
Ore
Multnomah County
Monte Reiser
Skyline
Kyron Horman
Kyron
Dan Staton
Staton
Reiser
Insurgents Attack Iraq Central Bank in Baghdad
Insurgents wearing military uniforms carried out a daylight assault on Iraq's central bank, triggering a three hour standoff with security forces. Bombings and gunfire left up to 26 dead and more than 60 wounded as attackers aimed to steal deposits and burn documents. Police link the raid to al Qaeda in Iraq amid a volatile political backdrop.
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Osh
Kyrgyzstan
International Committee of the Red Cross
Kyrgyz
Jalal- Abad
Baghdad
Iraq
U.S
Qassim al-Moussawi
al-Qaida
al-Moussawi
Ghayth Abdullah
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Alvaro Uribe
Luis Mendieta
Enrique Murillo
Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia
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Mitu
Uribe
Mendieta
Javier Florez
Guaviare
Uzbekistan
Jalal-Abad
Central Bank of Iraq