NTSB cites fatigue in 2009 Buffalo crash and global birth trends
The February 12 crash of Continental Connection Flight 3407 near Buffalo killed all 49 aboard and one on the ground. NTSB member Kitty Higgins warned fatigue is a factor in several crashes and a major concern for regulators. Separately, U.S. births to unmarried women rise but lag behind Europe in Sweden, Norway, and the U.K. data show. Pope Benedict XVI met Palestinians in Bethlehem urging restraint and backing a Palestinian state while criticizing Israel's separation barrier.
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Continental Connection
Buffalo Niagara International
U.S
Kitty Higgins
NTSB
Federal Aviation Administration
Higgins
Atlanta
United States
Sweden
Norway
France
Denmark
United Kingdom
U.S. Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
Stephanie Ventura
CDC
National Center For Health Statistics
Bethlehem
West Bank
Benedict XVI
Jesus
Benedict
Israel
Aida
Obama weighs first Hispanic justice for Souter seat
The administration weighs a Hispanic candidate and others including Elena Kagan for Supreme Court replacement of retiring Justice David Souter. Obama met with four key senators and invited liberal groups to discuss the confirmation process as he aims to name a nominee by month’s end.
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David Souter
White House
Moreno
Sotomayor
Obama
Souter
High Court
Judiciary Committee
Patrick Leahy
D-Vt
Slower Growth for Hispanics and Asians Shifts U.S. Diversity Timeline
Census data shows immigration limits and weak economy restraining Hispanic and Asian growth in 2008. Fewer Hispanics move to suburbs and Southeast gateways, with California, Illinois, and New Jersey outlining gains while Nevada and Arizona lag. Overall minority growth rises 2.3 percent to 104.6 million, 34 percent of the population.
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Washington
U.S
Arkansas
Tennessee
Georgia
California
Nevada
Arizona
Southeast
Illinois
New Jersey
Census Bureau
Sinking off Florida: boat with migrants, fatalities rise
A boat carrying around 30 people, believed to be Haitian migrants, sank off Florida near Bimini after leaving the Bahamas. The Coast Guard rescued 17. at least 10 dead including a child. Officials say the vessel was overloaded and underline migrant smuggling concerns. The search continues for missing passengers as weather and sea conditions complicate efforts.
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Florida
Miami Beach
Fla
U.S
Coast Guard
James Fitton
Lous
University of Miami
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