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Caribbean Airlines Jet Crashes in Guyana and Splits in Two - ABC News

Caribbean Airlines Jet Crashes in Guyana and Splits in Two - ABC News Full Article: By OLIVIA KATRANDJIAN July 30, 2011 A Caribbean Airlines jet en route from New York crashed in Guyana today and split in two upon hitting the runway, but none of the 163 people on board were killed. About 100 people received medical attention for injuries, which included broken legs and scratches. Several passengers are still hospitalized, local officials said. There appears to have been no fire after the crash, allowing passengers to exit the plane safely. People said they scrambled out through the emergency exit and over the wings. The plane overshot the 7,400-foot (2,200-meter) runway at Cheddi Jagan International Airport, crashing through a chain-link airport fence and ending up on a dirt road around the airport. The plane broke in two just before reaching a 200-foot ravine. There were no emergency vehicles immediately available. It was 1:30 a.m. and dark and rainy outside. "The first thing I ...

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ABC News MADE IN AMERICA MAP: Where Do Your Goods Come From?

Made in America As part of our new series "Made in America," "World News with Diane Sawyer" took on the challenge of trying to fill three rooms in a home entirely with 100 percent American-made products. Economists say that if every one of us spent an extra $3.33 on U.S.-made goods every year, it would create nearly 10,000 new jobs in this country. So we emptied out the living room, kitchen and bedroom of this Dallas home, and then filled it back up with American-made products. Take a virtual tour of the results and click on the red diamonds to see items up close and learn more about the products and companies that could be creating jobs right in your backyard. The prices of American-made goods vary widely. This is just one example of how you could furnish a home with American-goods. CHICK HERE FOR EXAMPLE

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