Neal James Stanley, age 78, of Seligman
Neal James Stanley, age 78, of Seligman
Martin “Marty” James Joppa
Martin “Marty” James Joppa
Joseph “Joe” Allen Johnson
Joseph “Joe” Allen Johnson, 57, of Lead Hill, Arkansas
FAA Says New Air Traffic System Will Eliminate Major TelecomFailure Points
Federal transportation officials say the air traffic control
system now being built will use redundant telecommunications routes
after a cable cut and switch failure disrupted roughly 9,500 U.S.
flights Monday.
Katherine “Kathy” Ann Hagey
Katherine “Kathy” Ann Hagey, age 66, of Forsyth, Missouri,
Harold Edward “Eddie” Lane
Harold Edward “Eddie” Lane, age 79, of Branson, Missouri
PENNSYLVANIA MEASLES OUTBREAK NEARS 800 CASES
Pennsylvania reported 792 measles cases Monday, an increase
of 25 since Friday as one of the country’s most serious measles
outbreaks continues to expand.
TWO PILOTS KILLED IN HELICOPTER CRASH WHILE FIGHTING YOSEMITE WILDFIRE
Two pilots died when a firefighting helicopter crashed during
operations on the Dome Fire in Yosemite National Park, adding to a
deadly U.S. wildfire season.
FAA TELECOM FAILURE DISRUPTS THOUSANDS OF U.S. FLIGHTS
A severed fiber line in New Jersey triggered a major FAA
communications failure Monday, disrupting thousands of flights across
the Northeast before service was restored.
Edward “Wally” Wallace Clemons
Edward “Wally” Wallace Clemons, age 76, of Kissee Mills
Federal Officials Track Blueberry and Sprout Outbreaks as Food Recalls Continue
Federal health officials continue tracking separate outbreaks involving recalled frozen blueberries and alfalfa sprouts, with illnesses reported across multiple states.
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FDA Gives Highest-Risk Classification to Massive Salmonella Egg Recall
Federal regulators have assigned the highest-risk Class I designation to a recall involving nearly 19 million eggs connected to a multistate Salmonella Enteritidis outbreak.