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Aiken Standard in Aiken, South Carolina

01 Jul 2002

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Aiken Standard

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Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

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Jul 01, 2002

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7

Firefighter Charged In Arizona Wildfire Case

Cibecue area arson case tied to a Bureau of Indian Affairs firefighter Gregg, arrested after two June fires near Fort Apache and Show Low, part of Arizona’s largest wildfire. The 463,000 acre blaze, now 45 percent contained, destroyed homes and tribal land while he pleads innocent to federal charges.

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Stamp rate hike boosts stamp price to 37 cents

The U S Postal Service raises first class mail to 37 cents starting Sunday, adding a three cent Star stamp and prompting more convenient purchase points. Rates for priority mail rise to 3.85 per pound and certified mail to 2.30, with PO boxes at 12 semi annually.

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Vigilance urged for Fourth of July security

Americans are urged to stay vigilant as the Fourth of July holiday approaches. FBI plans to monitor major parades and festivals to prevent attacks while no specific threat is identified. Officials say agencies will assess potential risks and keep the public safe while they celebrate.

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