Campers Die in Apparent Carbon Monoxide Poisoning
Six campers including four children died in a Bourne Massachusetts Coe Cod campground tent from carbon monoxide poisoning authorities said. Five were found Sunday night. a sixth man died later at a Wareham hospital. The victims were from the New Bedford area and camped in one tent with three families. A portable heater was inside the tent. Autopsies were planned.
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Edith Nelson
Don Carpenter
Barnstable County
Antonio Tavares
Carpenter
Gas Prices On The Rise In Los Angeles Area
Gasoline costs increased about 2 cents a gallon over the last two weeks as warm weather boosted demand. The Lundberg Survey found an overall average of 119.78 cents per gallon across 13 000 stations with self serve at 107.38 cents for regular unleaded.
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Los Angeles
Lundberg
Trilby Lundberg
Former U S Congressman Bolling Dies in Washington
Richard Walker Bolling a Democrat who served Missouri in Congress for 17 terms died of an apparent heart attack at 74 He was found by his wife on Sunday in his Washington home His successor Rep Alan Wheat said Bolling chaired the House Rules Committee 1978 82 and later taught political science at the University of Missouri Kansas City and Boston College He was born in New York City and grew up in Huntsville Alabama.
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Ano
New York City
Huntsville
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Advanced payments should be sent to Aiken Standard-PBM Subscription at Aiken Communications Inc. P O Box 456 124 Rutland Drive Aiken South Carolina 29802. Include address changes to the Aiken Standard P O Box 456 Aiken SC 29802.
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Aiken, S.C
Aiken Standard - Pbm
Aiken
Turkish Troops Fire As Refugee Crisis Grows Near Zakho
U S Marines establish a safe zone in northern Iraq to aid Kurdish refugees near Zakho amid a food riot on the Turkish border. An Iraqi Kurdish refugee was killed by Turkish troops. About 800,000 refugees have been fed, with urgent needs for water and medical care.
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Turkey
Iraq
U.S
Zakho
Jay M. Garner
Allia
Cukurea
U.N. High Commissioner
Iran
Sununu Under Fire Over Military Jet Travel Costs
Congressional Democrats demand full accounting of White House chief of staff John Sununu’s use of military jets for personal and political travel. Reports say over 60 trips in 27 months, including New England hops and ski vacations, with costs cited at more than a half million dollars and reimbursement at commercial rates according to an anonymous White House aide.
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White House
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New Hampshire
Sununu
Bush
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U.S. News & World Report
New England
Vail
Aspen
Cole
Air Force
Study Finds 10-18 Group Less Healthy Than Believed
The OTA report notes one in seven adolescents ages 10 to 18 lacks health insurance and one fifth have at least one serious health issue. It highlights barriers to care, with minorities disproportionately affected and many poor youths uncovered by Medical, urging school linked health centers as a possible solution.
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America
Congressional Research Agency
Office of Technology Assessment
OTA
U.S
Weather Outlook With Showers And Variable Temperatures
Tonight partly cloudy and cool with a low in the lower 40s. Tuesday cloudy with showers and thunderstorms likely and a high around 68. Wednesday partly cloudy cooler with a mid 60s high and upper 30s low. Thursday mostly sunny. Coastal and regional sections note varying rain chances and highs.
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Midlands
Commander Gets Hero's Welcome
More than 1,000 people greet Lt. Gen. Charles A. Horner as he returns to Shaw Air Force Base South Carolina after leading U S bombing of Iraq. The 9th Air Force commander receives praise from Sen. John M. Loh and others for a pivotal role in the war effort.
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U.S. Central Command Air Forces
Shaw Air Force Base
Sumter
South Carolina
Horner
Middle East
U.S
Iraq
Shaw Afb
John M. Loh
Langley Afb
Virginia
NASA Seeks Favorable Weather for Discovery Launch
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla NASA counts down toward the Tuesday launch of space shuttle Discovery weather forecasters warn of poor conditions but suggest slight improvement later. Mission Commander Michael Coats calls for divine help with weather as six astronauts, including Jim Coats, arrive at Kennedy Space Center.
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Fla
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Shuttle
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Michael Coats
Jim Coats
Kennedy Space Center
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