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Health Insurance Providers Restoring Policies

PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) - Health insurance providers have until Friday to decide if they will be...

Nuclear Safety Manager Files Complaint

RICHLAND, Wash. (AP) - A nuclear safety manager at the Hanford Nuclear Reservation has filed a new...

NSA Reported Violations

WASHINGTON (AP) - The White House has released heavily censored files that reveal the National...

Global Growth Estimate Decline

PARIS (AP) - A leading economic think-tank is cautioning that certain factors could weigh down...

Russia Optimistic to End Standoff

MOSCOW (AP) - Russia's president says he's optimistic that Iran and world powers can make a deal...

Tornado Hits 12 States

WASHINGTON, Ill. (AP) - Damaging winds and tornadoes slammed into 12 states but the Midwest was...

Department of Fish and Game to Possibly Raise Fees

JEROME, Idaho (AP) - The Idaho Department of Fish and Game is proposing raising fees for licenses,...

Snow on the Way

SEATTLE (AP) - Forecasters say another storm blowing into Western Washington today will bring heavy...

Earthquake Near Richland

RICHLAND, Washington (AP) - A small earthquake was reported near Richland yesterday, but there have...

Washington Health Insurance Must Meet Federal Reform Plans

SEATTLE (AP) - Washington state's insurance commissioner says President Barack Obama's proposal to...

China Loosening One-Child Policy

BEIJING (AP) - China is loosening its decades-old one-child policy. The ruling Communist Party says...

Security at 2014 Olympics

MOSCOW (AP) - Critics say they're worried about the security lockdown being planned for the 2014...

Oregon Health Care Plans

PORTLAND, Oregon (AP) - It's unclear how Oregon will be affected by President Barack Obama's...

Relations with the Middle East

WASHINGTON (AP) - The U.S. ambassador to the United Nations says the Obama administration needs...

Assistance to Philippines

VILLAMOR AIR BASE, Philippines (AP) - The U.S. is sending roughly 1,000 more troops and additional...

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Apr 25, 2013 06:43
Category: General News

May Never Know What 787 Batteries Failed

NAIROBI, Kenya (AP) — A senior engineer with Boeing says the company may never know what caused battery problems that have grounded the company's 787 Dreamliners. Richard J. Horigan, the engineering leader of the 787, said today the root cause of smoldering batteries experienced by the two different 787s may never be known because the evidence was destroyed by heat. The FAA has approved Boeing's redesigned battery system.

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