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Electricity demand near record high as NY swelters
The Big Apple is baking today with record-breaking temperatures, and the rest of the Metropolitan Area sweltered in the heat/humidty wave that may last until the end of the week. The thermometer hit 102 degrees in Central Park at 2:20 p.m, breaking...
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Crash pilot showed no signs of panic
A doomed doctor-pilot gave no hint of panic minutes before her small plane bucked wildly and crashed in a fireball, a source said today. Controllers...
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4 guns missing after American Airlines workers lose Israeli security officials’ luggage: report
Four handguns belonging to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s security officials are believed to have been stolen after American Airlines...
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iPhone reception woes not just software glitch: mag
Too bad there’s not an app for dealing with bad publicity. Techno giant Apple continued to blame a software glitch for the iPhone 4’s sketchy signal strength, but a leading consumer publication said the company’s explanation could be all talk....
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Feds want to block release of Yonkers 'spy'
Not so fast, comrade columnist. Federal prosecutors today are appealing the planned release on bail of accused Russian spy Vicky Pelaez, which will keep the El Diario op-ed columnist in jail at least until tomorrow. The Yonkers resident Pelaez,...
Wednesday, July 7, 2010
New York City News Bits July 2010
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