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...couple of weeks later, Cathay Pacific had reason to regret the inaction. On July 23, one of its passenger aircraft, a DC-4 Skymaster en route from Bangkok to Hong Kong, became the centerpiece of a three-day imbroglio that U.S. Navy historians later labeled the Hainan Incident. The death toll was higher than last week's affair: four of the DC-4's 12 passengers and crew died. And the U.S. reaction was considerably less muted...
Soon everyone in the family was talking, but not to one another. Rumors flew. "I told Park, 'It's over; I want out,'" says Henschel. At this point, they called in Bright. She interviewed each person before gathering them for a three-day smackdown at an El Paso hotel. There was yelling about devious motives; there were tears. There was plenty of salsa...
...three-day finale tournament that started yesterday in Iowa City features the nation's top wrestlers competing for medals in ten weight classes...
...enrollment fee for the three-day conference is $175, but Harvard students can register for the reduced rate of $20 if they donate three hours of community service...
...technology in the world is going to replace a hug," Sloop says. Mom and daughter visit as often as possible. Ashton goes to Ohio for three-day weekends, parts of longer vacations and most of the summer. Mom comes to Florida. They videoconference twice weekly and talk by phone almost every night. Gary Kaleita says he wants some "accommodations" made in the timing of Tawny's phone calls to schedule homework and other activities better. And he would have preferred that Ashton use the computer he already owned. Now he uses the new equipment to see and talk with Ashton...