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This Was Brainerd - Dec. 21 A look through the Brainerd Dispatch archives with Terry McCollough combing the microfilm for tidbits of history through the decades going back to 1920. Written By: Terry McCollough | × Tom Feierabend at first thought snowmobile racing was “a bunch of foolishness.” But watching sons Craig and Brad compete made something click. Now the three Feierabends race together, and their next challenge is the Winnipeg to St. Paul 500, the sports toughest race, which they'll tackle for the third time. DECEMBER 21 20 years ago (2000) (Photo) Ent...

Flying requires trust that all the people involved, ground crews, mechanics, pilots are doing what they're supposed to do. and that the airplane itself will function normally. but for the passengers of this unlucky flight, that trust is about to be shaken, when a cargo door explodes open in midair. >> 1989, i was a practicing trial lawyer in denver. i hadn't had a vacation in about three years. >> bruce lambert is a licensed pilot and an aviation attorney who represents plane crash victims. he never imagined he would end up experiencing and surviving a deadly incident in the sky. >> i had just...

Programming. now back to "why planes crash." when any structural element of an airplane fails, the result can be fatal. a 747 has a cargo door blown out in mid flight. the decompression is so powerful it sucks two rows of seats and nine passengers out of the plane in a split second. >> this was taken from row 17 aisle seat. >> this video shot by attorney bruce lambert two weeks after the fatal accident documents the aftermath of united airlines flight 811. investigators immediately know the problem centers on the cargo door. they can tell from the gaping hole where it used to be. the key que...

I still like them. but they made a mistake there. they did not fix the problem when they could have fixed it. >> aviation attorney bruce lambert ended up representing 40 of his fellow passengers in lawsuits against united. without admitting any wrongdoing, the airline did settle lawsuits for millions of dollars. >> as i told the lawyers for united, i would much prefer getting on an airplane where nothing happens and have no cases than being on an airplane that blows up at 23,000 feet and represent my fellow passengers. i'll make a deal with any airline i fly on. you get me there safely and i w...