News Taco To Go: Libya, Japan, Cuba, 401K, Face Transplant
A U.S. fighter jet crashed in Libya after experiencing technical problems. Crew members ejected safely and returned to the military.
Japan’s earthquake- and tsunami-ravaged area continues to experience problems; radiation 25 miles from the site of the damaged nuclear plant shows 430 times normal levels and the plant suffered more damage than previously believed. The death toll has officially passed 9,000.
Cuba’s Fidel Castro said he officially quit all Communist Party posts in 2006 after he fell ill — including head of the party.
401(k) accounts have begun to rebound from the recession.
A man in Texas received the first full U.S. face transplant; his face was basically destroyed when he got too close to an electrical line during a work accident.
