Thursday, February 23, 2012
- PML-N not serious in making alliance: Saifullah
- Imran wants Mohammad Amir back in team
- Argentine train slams into station, killing 49
- Two politicians beaten to death in India
- Imran misleading nation on 20th amendment: Kh Saad
- Mansoor Ijaz deposes before memo tribunal
- 3rd T20: SAfrica beat New Zealand by 3 runs to win series 2-1
- Barhamdagh Bugti supports US bill on Balochistan
- Nawaz conditions APC participation to missing persons' recovery, leaves for Umrah
- US presses Pakistan to allow bases near Iran: Report
Plane crashes in New Jersey
NEW YORK (Reuters) - A small private plane crashed on a busy New Jersey highway on Tuesday, killing five people including two managing directors with New York-based investment bank Greenhill & Co Inc. The single-engine Socata plane took off from New Jersey’s Teterboro Airport and was headed for DeKalb Peachtree Airport near Atlanta, Federal Aviation Administration spokesman Jim Peters said. The plane crashed onto Interstate 287 near Morristown, New Jersey, police said. Jeffrey Buckalew, 45, head of Greenhill’s North American advisory activities, was believed to have been on the plane along with his wife and two children, the firm said.
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