Whale caught near Fort Lauderdale tour spot dies at sea
Joe Flanigan hauled a 50 foot catch weighing about a ton to a Fort Lauderdale tourist site Ocean World. He said the whale likely was injured by Starks and died before reaching the harbor. The carcass will be used for fish food.
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Abby Answers Readers on Rings Dancing Lessons and Nursing Home Visit
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Happiness Across Word Puzzle Clues List
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Airliner Lands Safely After Hitting Tower
An airliner with 22 aboard struck a television tower during an instrument landing at Joe Foss Airport in a thunderstorm. The 2000 foot tower collapsed, destroying a garage and taking two stations off air. None of the 19 passengers and three crew were injured. The Convair 580, Daniel Otten at the controls, landed safely after the engine was shut down.
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National domain and public domain definitions
The national domain covers all land owned by the government while the public domain remains land originally acquired by the government but now part of public ownership. The distinctions affect management and access rights.
Analysts Weigh Second Thoughts on Higher Taxes
AP business analysis surveys experts in New York who caution the 16 billion dollar tax and 6 billion in reduced spending may be too large a dose. They foresee inflation slowed, dollar confidence strengthened, and credit costs falling, aiding housing but warn about timing and wage-price pressures.
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