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Thursday, June 19 2008 |
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LAFAYETTE, La. (AP) -- About 3,000 Lafayette residents have been allowed to return home as crews continue to clean up hydrochloric acid that spilled when six train cars rolled off the tracks. |
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Tuesday, September 25 2007 |
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NEW ORLEANS (AP) — Air-quality tests are expected to begin late next month on government-issued trailers in Mississippi as federal officials probe concerns that the temporary homes for disaster victims are contaminated by a carcinogen. |
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By The Associated Press
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Friday, August 17 2007 |
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WASHINGTON (AP) — Congress is hoping that an ethanol industry with an endless appetite for corn will have a sweet tooth too. |
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By Jude Young
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Tuesday, August 14 2007 |
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Numerous sources are reporting the attorneys for Michael Vick and federal prosecuters are negotiating a plea agreement in the case alledging Vick's involvement in a dogfighting operation. |
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By The Associated Press
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Thursday, August 02 2007 |
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MINNEAPOLIS, Mn. (AP) - Hopes of finding any survivors in the Mississippi River in Minneapolis are dimming following yesterday's collapse of the interstate 35W bridge. Minneapolis Fire Chief Jim Clack says it's a recovery operation, meaning "we move slower and more deliberately." Divers have been searching the river for bodies among the submerged cars and twisted steel. |
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By The Associated Press
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Thursday, August 02 2007 |
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CAPITOL HILL (AP) - Donald Rumsfeld says "the system" failed after the friendly fire death of Army Ranger Pat Tillman in Afghanistan. But neither he nor other retired Pentagon brass would take the blame. |
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Thursday, August 02 2007 |
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MINNEAPOLIS, Mn. (AP) -- An interstate bridge jammed with rush-hour traffic suddenly broke into huge sections and collapsed into the Mississippi River Wednesday, pitching dozens of cars 60 feet into the water and killing at least seven people. |
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Monday, July 30 2007 |
CAMP DAVID, Md. (AP) -- President Bush and British Prime Minister Gordon Brown are expected to hold a news conference after today's meeting at Camp David. Brown has said he would use his visit to strengthen what Britain considers its "most important bilateral relationship."...
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Monday, July 30 2007 |
WASHINGTON (AP) -- The top Republican on the Senate Judiciary Committee is advising - for now - against a perjury investigation of Attorney General Alberto Gonzales over his apparent misstatements about warrantless spying....
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WASHINGTON (AP) -- When George Romney ran for the 1968 Republican presidential nomination, his Mormon heritage was mostly a footnote. It was scarcely mentioned in news accounts of the day. But for son Mitt Romney, the family religion presents a formidable political hurdle....
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