New efforts aim to keep cleanup workers safer
Published: Saturday, June 19, 2010 at 6:01 a.m. Last Modified: Saturday, June 19, 2010 at 11:54 p.m.
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Authorities could have prevented Air India bombing, inquiry concludes
OTTAWA — The bomb blast that shattered the lives of 329 men, women and children aboard Air India Flight [...]

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Korea vet to visit South Korea on 60th anniversary
The 60th anniversary of the Korean War is June 25. On that date in 1950, North Korean forces invaded South Korea.
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Dramatic river rescue saves rafters
Cathy PerfectKern Valley Sun In a dramatic river rescue by Kern County Sheriff’s and Kern River Valley [...]

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SLAUGHTER IN THE LAKES: Health and safety rules stopped paramedics treating the injured
In some cases, casualties with horrific gunshot wounds had to fend for themselves as ambulance crews maintained a ’safe distance’.
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Child among 7 killed in overnight tornadoes in Ohio
TOLEDO (MCT) — Two waves of storms slammed northwest Ohio and southeast [...]

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BP ’systemic failure’ endangers Gulf cleanup workers
WASHINGTON — Federal regulators complained in a scathing internal memo about “significant deficiencies” in BP’s handling of the safety of oil spill workers and asked the Coast Guard to help pressure the company to address a litany of concerns.
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Sammamish man meets war [...]

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All safety measures in place, plane followed landing procedures:AAI
New Delhi, May 22 : The Airports Authority of India here has clarified that all safety measures at the Mangalore airport, where Dubai-Mangalore Air India Express flight 812 met with an accident at 0605 hrs today, were in place and the aircraft followed all standard landing procedures.
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