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*Coastguard Helicopter Carrying Four People Crashes into the Ocean
*Modernization could bring more Coast Guard, civilian workers
*Coast Guard stops unmanned boat after operators fall out

*Coast Guard takes to air, airwaves ahead of storm
*Mississippi River reopens with restrictions
*EDITORIAL: An intolerable threat

*Coast Guard to conduct storm warning flights
*Art Ships Are Stopped

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Copyright law prohibits further reproduction of this document outside the Department of Homeland Security and the Department of Transportation. This publication is prepared by the Coast Guard Public Affairs staff to apprise personnel of emerging policy issues as they appear in the news media. We attempt to use articles covering subject matter of broad interest to the widest Coast Guard audience possible, and are not able to include all regional articles that may surface. Questions, concerns and comments about the Headquarters NewsBreak should be directed to PA1 David Mosley at 202-372-4613 or David.B.Mosley@uscg.mil.

You can now view HQ NewsBreak at: http://cgls.uscg.mil/pipermail/coast_guard_e-newsletter/.

* Coast Guard Cutter Arrives in Ukraine

* High-tech Alameda cutter prepares for duty

* US Coast Guard: Port Arthur traffic still halted

* Coast Guard gives boating advice ahead of storm

* Port Of New Orleans Spared Serious Damage

* Coast Guard sets up hotline

* Coast Guard airlifts woman from Mount St. Helens hike

* Vessels drift on Industrial Canal were Southern Scrap's, exec says
Mooring plan under fire following Industrial Canal wreckage episode

* Coast Guard warns of possible Hanna rip currents

* Coast guard searches for 2 fishermen in

* Coast Guard Has Present For The Public

* CG Rescues 12 Before Boat Sinks

* Great Lakes used as dump

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Copyright law prohibits further reproduction of this document outside the Department of Homeland Security and the Department of Transportation. This publication is prepared by the Coast Guard Public Affairs staff to apprise personnel of emerging policy issues as they appear in the news media. We attempt to use articles covering subject matter of broad interest to the widest Coast Guard audience possible, and are not able to include all regional articles that may surface. Questions, concerns and comments about the Headquarters NewsBreak should be directed to PA1 David Mosley at 202-372-4613 or David.B.Mosley@uscg.mil.

You can now view HQ NewsBreak at: http://cgls.uscg.mil/pipermail/coast_guard_e-newsletter/.

* US gears up to detect nuclear material at sea

* Coast Guard units prepare for Gustav

* Coast Guard cutter delivers aid to Georgia

* Coast Guard rescues three teenagers off Barnstable

* Coast Guard helps four people aboard sailboat

* Coast Guard, Navy Show Off Underwater Bomb Snooper

* Drill in Winyah Bay gives Coast Guard spill practice

* Coast Guard Gets Heart Healthy

* Law Enforcement: This Week's Corrupt Cops Stories

* Towboat sinks at Port of Brownsville

* Coast Guard searches for missing boater near Fox Island

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Copyright law prohibits further reproduction of this document outside the Department of Homeland Security and the Department of Transportation. This publication is prepared by the Coast Guard Public Affairs staff to apprise personnel of emerging policy issues as they appear in the news media. We attempt to use articles covering subject matter of broad interest to the widest Coast Guard audience possible, and are not able to include all regional articles that may surface. Questions, concerns and comments about the Headquarters NewsBreak should be directed to PA1 David Mosley at 202-372-4613 or David.B.Mosley@uscg.mil.

You can now view HQ NewsBreak at: http://cgls.uscg.mil/pipermail/coast_guard_e-newsletter/.