Sullenberger retires after 30 years with US Airways
Captain Chesley Sullenberger retires after 30 years with US Airways, ending his piloting career with a private Charlotte ceremony. He plans to advocate for flight safety, raise minimum pilot qualifications, and work to limit daily flight hours while remaining active in aviation policy and family life.
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Charlotte
N.C
Chesley “Sully
Sullenberger
US Airways
Hudson River
Charlotte Douglas International
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Douglas International
Jeff Skiles
Doreen Welsh
Hudson
Welsh
New York
LaGuardia
Congress
Pension Benefit Guaranty Corp
New York Governor Faces Ethics Charge Over World Series Tix
Albany report accuses Governor David Paterson of violating state ethics laws by seeking and obtaining free Yankees World Series tickets for 2009 and possibly backdating payment. The case, linked to an aide involved in a separate domestic violence matter, could bring penalties up to $90,000 and spurs criminal inquiry.
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N.Y
Albany
New York
David Paterson
Yankees
Albany County Prosecutor’s Office
State Attorney General
Paterson
Public Integrity Commission
David Johnson
Bronx
Johnson
Lee Miringoff
Marist College
Peter Kiernan
New York Post
Sherruna Booker
Office of State
Andrew Cuomo
Capitol
Death of informant chills largest US Indian artifacts case
Salt Lake City authorities face a setback in the vast artifacts looting prosecution as their key informant Ted Gardiner dies by gunshot. Gardiner, a 52 year old former CEO and artifacts expert, seeded the sting that led to charges against 26 defendants for illegal excavations and dealings. He provided crucial evidence and described planned looting, including digging in camouflage and moonlight as dirt softens. The informant had sought security amid mounting personal troubles.
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Salt Lake City
Ted Gardiner
Gardiner
FBI
Associated Press
Alabama university shooting victim recovers steadily
Joseph Leahy, an associate professor at UAH, recovers after a mass shooting at the Huntsville campus that killed three colleagues and wounded two others. He regains movement and speech gradually, with a trajectory from Huntsville Hospital to the Shepherd Center in Atlanta for brain injury rehab.
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Huntsville
Ala
Joseph Leahy
University of Alabama
Leahy
Steffi Monticciolo
Amy Bishop
UAH
Luis Rogelio Cruz-Vera
Loren Marino
Lisa Leahy Scherer
Alabama
Huntsville Hospital
Atlanta
Shepherd Center
Shepherd
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Lenberger
Sally
Con
Chesley “Sully” Sullenberger
Charlotte/Douglas International Airport
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