Daily Archives: December 8, 2005
Jetliner slides off runway at Midway Airport
by admin • DEC 8, 2005
A Southwest Airlines Boeing 737 attempting to land at Chicago’s Midway Airport in heavy snow Thursday evening slid off a runway, broke through a barrier fence and stopped in the middle of the street at 55th Street and Central Avenue.
House, Senate Agree to Extend Patriot Act
by admin • DEC 8, 2005
House, Senate Negotiators Reach Deal to Renew Broad Law Enforcement Powers in Patriot Act
Chevron to lay out $14.8B in 2006
by admin • DEC 8, 2005
Global oil major Chevron Corp. said Thursday that it set a $14.8 billion capital spending and exploration budget for 2006, a 35 percent increase over its planned spending for 2005.
FDA strengthens warning on antidepressant Paxil
by admin • DEC 8, 2005
The Food and Drug Administration wants an antidepressant drug reclassified. The FDA is strengthening its warning that Paxil may be associated with birth defects. It cites a new study showing an increased risk of fetuses developing heart defects.
UK Law Lords Rule on Torture
by admin • DEC 8, 2005
Secret evidence that might have been obtained by torture cannot be used against terror suspects in UK courts, the law lords have ruled.
128mph? Not guilty of reckless driving
by admin • DEC 8, 2005
A US motorcyclist who zoomed through Nebraska at over 128mph (205kph) has been found NOT guilty of reckless driving.
Vanuata Volcano Erupting
by admin • DEC 8, 2005
An erupting volcano on this remote South Pacific island of Vanuatu burst into spectacular life Thursday — shooting steam and toxic gases 9,845 feet into the sky.
US Contractor Killed, Says Terrorist Group
by admin • DEC 8, 2005
The Islamic Army in Iraq insurgent group said on Thursday it had killed a U.S. security consultant, according to an Internet statement.
Scientists Discover How Cancer Spreads
by admin • DEC 8, 2005
Scientists have discovered how cancer spreads from a primary site to other places in the body in a finding that could open doors for new ways of treating and preventing advanced disease.
Santa Rosa County ends Dry County Status
by admin • DEC 8, 2005
For years, restaurant owner Rick Latour has served his special blackened seafood alfredo at the East Bay Crab House without an accompanying glass of white wine. Latour celebrated Wednesday because he’ll soon be offering the dish as it was meant be – with wine on the side.