Print article The death of a 69-year-old Eagle man earlier this month initially attributed to natural causes is now being investigated as a homicide, Alaska State Troopers said this week. Investigators found evidence consistent with the state medical examiner’s determination that the death of Gerald L. Goodnoh was a homicide, a troopers spokesman said. Troopers in Tok received a report the afternoon of May 6 that Goodnoh had been found dead at his property several miles outside Eagle, troopers said in an online report updated Friday. Goodnoh’s next of kin and the Eagle village health aide responded to the scene, troopers said.
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Talking Point: Community input needed over Māori wards
13 May, 2021 10:20 PM
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Kirsten Wise, mayor of Napier. Photo / NZME
Hawkes Bay Today
By: Kirsten Wise
The issue and emotions of Māori wards is alive and well in our community right now, with an impending decision timeline of May 21 to enable these to be in place by our next local body elections in 2022.
We have been challenged about the process we intend to follow to help us to make this decision, including the allegation that a failure to resolve to establish Māori wards in time for the 2022 elections could be a breach of our Te Tiriti o Waitangi / Treaty of Waitangi obligations.
US approves fix for 737 Max electrical issue
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US approves fix for 737 Max electrical issue
AFP / May 14, 2021, 07:48 IST
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NEW YORK: Boeing on Thursday said it had received approval from US regulators for a fix to an electrical problem that has grounded over 100 737 Max planes globally since April.
“After gaining final approvals from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), we have issued service bulletins for the affected fleet,” a Boeing spokesman said. Boeing announced on April 9 that it had notified 16 airlines of the issue, leading to grounding of the planes.
FAA described the problem as “an electrical bonding and grounding issue”. It was a new setback after Max was cleared for service in November 2020 following a 20-month grounding caused by two crashes