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Plane fire company Dynamic sought less-trodden destinations

Plane fire company Dynamic sought less-trodden destinations

Associated Press — DANIA BEACH, Fla. (AP) - Dynamic International Airways, less than six years old and operating a small fleet of jets, sought to carve out a niche of less-trodden destinations that major U.S. carriers don't fully serve, according to company documents. That strategy faces a new test after one of its Venezuela-bound planes caught fire on a Florida airport taxiway. Dynamic, based in Greensboro, North Carolina, just added its service to Venezuela from Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport in July. Before that, it has flown its seven Boeing 767s mainly from New York's John F. Kennedy International Airport to Guyana and Guam, according to company documents.
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'Napalm Girl' in AP Photo Undergoes Treatment

'Napalm Girl' in AP Photo Undergoes Treatment

USA Today — In the photograph that made Kim Phuc a living symbol of the Vietnam War, the 9-year-old runs toward the camera, napalm melting her skin. More than 40 years later she has a new chance to heal, and by her side, the man who took the iconic photo. (Oct AP
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US Taking to the Sky in Drug Smuggling Fight

US Taking to the Sky in Drug Smuggling Fight

USA Today — Customs agents take to the sky in the hunt for boats, even mini subs sneaking cocaine through the Caribbean. While the eastern Pacific Ocean remains the most popular route for cocaine smuggling, the Caribbean is again becoming a popular option. (Sep
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Ex-FIFA Warner controls voters despite scandal

Ex-FIFA Warner controls voters despite scandal

Chicago Tribune — Disgraced former FIFA vice president Jack Warner maintains innocence, makes public appearance at an Independent Liberal Party meeting despite Interpol wanted status. June 4, 2015. (AP)
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Ex-FIFA Warner Controls Voters Despite Scandal

Ex-FIFA Warner Controls Voters Despite Scandal

Yahoo — Watch the video Ex-FIFA Warner Controls Voters Despite Scandal on Yahoo News . Disgraced former FIFA vice president Jack Warner maintains innocence, makes public appearance at an Independent Liberal Party meeting despite Interpol wanted status (June 4)
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Gyrocopter pilot frustrated message isn't getting through

Gyrocopter pilot frustrated message isn't getting through

Miami Herald — The letter carrier who caused a full-scale security review in Washington when he violated national airspace by landing his gyrocopter on Capitol Hill expressed frustration Sunday that his message wasn't getting through. Doug Hughes had hoped to raise awareness about the influence of big money in politics by deliberately breaking the law to deliver 535 letters, one for each member of Congress. Instead, the overwhelming focus of news coverage has been about the gaps he exposed in national security. "We've got bigger problems in this country than worrying about whether the security around DC is ironclad," Hughes told The Associated Press.
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Gyrocopter pilot frustrated that message isn't getting through

Gyrocopter pilot frustrated that message isn't getting through

Denver Post — Posted: 04/20/2015 12:01:00 AM MDT RUSKIN, Fla. - The letter carrier who caused a full-scale security review in Washington when he violated national airspace by landing his gyrocopter on Capitol Hill expressed frustration Sunday that his message wasn't getting through. Doug Hughes had hoped to raise awareness about the influence of big money in politics by deliberately breaking the law to deliver 535 letters, one for each member of Congress. Instead, the overwhelming focus of news coverage has been about the gaps he exposed in national security. "We've got bigger problems in this country than worrying about whether the security around D.C.
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Gyrocopter pilot frustrated message isn't getting through

Gyrocopter pilot frustrated message isn't getting through

Boston Herald — RUSKIN, Fla. - The letter carrier who caused a full-scale security review in Washington when he violated national airspace by landing his gyrocopter on Capitol Hill expressed frustration Sunday that his message wasn't getting through.Doug Hughes had hoped to raise awareness about the influence of big money in politics by deliberately breaking the law to deliver 535 letters, one for each member of Congress. Instead, the overwhelming focus of news coverage has been about the gaps he exposed in national security.
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Gyrocopter manexpected to be intercepted before reaching US Capitol

Gyrocopter manexpected to be intercepted before reaching US Capitol

Daily Mail — Doug Hughes landed a gyrocopter on the US Capitol lawn on Wednesday Charged with multiple offenses and is under house arrest until court date He spent two years planning stunt to protest campaign-finance laws Will appear in court on May 8 and is facing up to four years in prison Hughes thought he'd make it after leaving Gettysburg, Pennsylvania The Florida man who piloted a small gyrocopter past Washington, DC, landmarks last week said he fully expected to be intercepted before landing on the west lawn of the US Capitol.
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1st Church Service Held After Bible Study Attack

1st Church Service Held After Bible Study Attack

msn.com — 1st Church Service Held After Bible Study Attack
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1st Church Service Held After Bible Study Attack

1st Church Service Held After Bible Study Attack

Yahoo — Watch the video 1st Church Service Held After Bible Study Attack on Yahoo News . Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church opened its doors on Sunday for the first time following a deadly shooting that killed 9 church members. (June 21)
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Attorneys: Black drummer shot 3 times, never fired his gun

Attorneys: Black drummer shot 3 times, never fired his gun

Boston Herald — PALM BEACH GARDENS, Fla. - A black man who was a public housing inspector and part-time drummer was shot three times by a plainclothes police officer near his broken down vehicle on Interstate 95 and never fired his own gun, attorneys for his family said Thursday. Corey Jones had five wounds - some of them exit wounds - and one shot broke his arm and another entered through Jones' side and lodged in his upper body, his lawyers said after meeting with the state attorney who is investigating the fatal shooting.
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Attorneys: Black Drummer Did Not Fire his Gun

Attorneys: Black Drummer Did Not Fire his Gun

USA Today — A black man who was a public housing inspector and part-time drummer was shot 3 times by a plainclothes police officer near his broken down vehicle on Interstate 95 and never fired his own gun, attorneys for his family said Thursday. (Oct. 22)
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