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6th Annual Kiteboarding Competition Takes Flight
Freestyle, KiterCross and Course Racing
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NASA's next giant leap
CAPE CANAVERAL, Florida(AP) -- As NASA celebrates the 25th anniversary of its first shuttle flight this week, the agency also steels itself for the biggest upheaval since the moon shot days of Apollo in the early 1970s.
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Endangered cranes stop in park
GLENDALE HEIGHTS - More than a dozen whooping cranes took temporary refuge at a DuPage County forest preserve last weekend, sparking hope among local officials that one of North America's most endangered birds will make the park a regular stop on an annual migratory flight between Wisconsin and Florida.
Source: www.lincolncourier.com

Kids Get The Flying Bug, Too
Remember When You First Fell For Flight? The little boy was probably four or five years old and he moved with that side-to-side rocking gait -- the one that any stressed-out young parent will tell you, only looks slow. Junior rocketed across a street with Dad, Mom and siblings in a disarrayed trail. "This one, Daddy. THIS one!" and he beelined for a Cirrus. "I like this one!"
Source: www.aero-news.net

Judge extends deadline for Comair ruling
A federal judge on Monday gave Comair and its flight attendants union more time to reach an agreement on pay and benefits cuts.
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Judge Delays Ruling on Comair Contract
A federal bankruptcy judge has agreed to postpone a decision on whether to void regional airline Comair's contract with its flight attendants until at least April 17.
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Sick Passenger Diverts NYC-Bound Flight
A New York-bound JetBlue Airways plane made an unscheduled stop early Monday at Milwaukee's Mitchell International Airport due to a medical problem involving one of the passengers, an airline spokesman said.
Source: wcbstv.com

September 11 victims speak of attack's emotional toll
C. Lee Hanson was on the phone with his son -- a passenger on United Flight 175 on September 11 -- and heard him say "Oh my God!" just before watching his son's airplane crash into the World Trade Centre.
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