Bradley officials optimistic on Europe routes The Examiner WINDSOR LOCKS, Conn. (Map, News) - If passenger numbers are any indication, the desire for nonstop service between Europe and Bradley International Airport isn't likely to abate even after Northwest Air Lines ends that route this fall. | Tourism and business leaders in Connecticut and western Massac...
Navy nabs cocaine-filled sub Canada Dot Com | SALINA CRUZ, Mexico -- The Mexican military, working with information from U.S. intelligence services, found nearly six tons of cocaine in a makeshift submarine seized this week off the Pacific coast. | The 32-foot-long, green fiberglass craft was designed to travel just beneath the water, leaving...
What's in these diapers? Independent online | Mexico City - A package of baby diapers yielded an unlikely load in Mexico on Friday, according to the defence ministry: nearly half a million dollars in cash. | Soldiers conducting a routine check "found in a tractor-trailer a packet of diapers co...
Mexico's long forgotten dirty war BBC News Mexico's dirty war - in which political dissenters "disappeared" - was much less publicised than similiar events in other Latin American countries. But the first attempts are now being made to find some of those who were buried in mass graves in the ...
Two hurricanes pose no threat Buffalo News | MEXICO CITY (AP) - Tropical Storm Fausto became a hurricane Friday far off Mexico's Pacific coast, while Bertha strengthened back into a hurricane in the open Atlantic. | The U. S. National Hurricane Center in Miami said neither storm was expected ...
Customer calls his handwork 'best you can get' San Diego "Nobody's getting out of here with any money, so you just need to enjoy what you're doing." | - Garry McClintock | DESCANSO - A trip to Garry McClintock's saddle shop conjures up a past in which vaqueros rode the range and people crafted the essentia...
Breast-Fed Babies Have Fewer GI Infections Healthfinder But they're more likely to be iron-deficient, study finds. | By Kathleen Doheny | HealthDay Reporter this article to news version | (SOURCES: Noreen Willows, Ph.D., assistant profe...
Tiny bug threatens California citrus industry The State | FRESNO, Calif. -- | Border agents have stepped up searches and hundreds of traps have been placed on the California-Mexico line in an aggressive campaign to stop a tiny bug from ...
Mexican police chief reportedly fired over videos showing torture training Canoe By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS | MEXICO CITY - A Mexican police chief was reportedly fired Friday following the release of two police training videos that show officers practising torture techniques. | The Reforma newspaper says Carlos Tornero, police chief...
Report: Mexico cop in torture case fired Lexington Herald-Leader | MEXICO CITY -- | A Mexican police chief was fired Friday following the release of two police training videos that show officers practicing torture techniques, local media reported. | Carlos Tornero, police chief in the central city of Leon, was fir...
Chertoff: U.S. tip led to "sub" seizure Seattle Times | MEXICO CITY - A tip from the United States led to this week's daring high seas seizure off Mexico's Pacific Coast of a drug-laden semi-submersible vessel, Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff said Friday. | Speaking to a small group of U.S....
Shell platform uses Grenland Group Minox deoxygenation system Offshore Magazine | PORSGRUNN, Norway -- Shell is using a Minox system from Grenland Group to effectively remove oxygen from injection water at the Ursa platform in the Gulf of Mexico. | The oxygen is removed in order to reduce corrosion in equipment and pipe systems, and to prevent growth of unwanted bacteria in the oil reservoirs. | "We experience great interest f...
