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has passed away at the age oflyi fifty four . she was the only child of elvils and priscilla presley enormouslyley. famous in her yop life, disappeared from public afte pretty much over the last few years.g cardia today, she wasc rusheard to tht hospital after suffering cardiac arrest. her home in calabasas, california. she passed away in a hospital in los angeles. rest in peace. air travel, you may have noticed, came to a completey mon halt in the unitedintime states yesterday morning for the first time since 9/11. smayor. but a judge runs the transportation department was asked, why is this happening? no one can fly an airplane in the united states of america. s and he had no idea.so he said so on camera. one po he is now zeroed in on onee possible culprit. but a judge is blaming somebody fat fingers for a mistake and a, quote, routine entry so into a database. so one wrong keystroke can no more air travel in america. it seems like an overstatement, but we ve seen examples like th