Ten die in suspected arson at Ohio apartment blaze
A Sunday fire in Prairie Township suburbs of Columbus killed 10 residents in one apartment and forced others to jump from third-story windows. The blaze left 53 homeless, destroyed the roof and third floor, melted siding, and exposed the wooden structure. Fire Chief Steve Feustel said there were no suspects or witnesses.
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Officials say North Korean cloud not from nuclear blast
North Korean mushroom cloud reports were dismissed by South Korean and US officials as not arising from a nuclear explosion. Powell cited unusual activity at North Korea atomic sites but no concrete evidence of a test. Yonhap cited a 2 mile wide blast, comparing it to a deadly April incident.
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Colin Powell
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Mauna Loa Show More Quakes Hint At Possible Eruption
Earthquakes rumbling beneath Mauna Loa increase as scientists warn the world�s largest volcano may erupt for the first time in two decades. Seismologist Paul Okubo says eruption isn�t imminent but each day brings it closer. Mauna Loa previously erupted in 1984 with a 16 mile lava flow toward Hilo.
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Mauna Loa
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Hawaiian Volcano Observatory
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Iran rejects halt to nuclear program in IAEA clash
Iran refuses to suspend uranium enrichment as Western powers push a draft IAEA resolution toward a November deadline. The United States seeks Security Council action if Tehran blocks probes or refuses to suspend enrichment. Iran’s Asefi defends assurances against weapon ambitions.
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Rivera Sues Edgewater Colony Board Over Deposits and Restrictions
Geraldo Rivera sues the Edgewater Colony co op board in Hackensack claiming the group kept a $10,000 deposit and blocked him from buying another home. He alleges interference with personal decisions like fish tanks and plant choices. The board's lawyer calls the suit meritless.
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Karen Painter Randall
Edgewater Colony
Canadian tribute planned for U S draft dodgers in Nelson
In Nelson British Columbia planners announce a bronze monument and festival to honor Vietnam War resisters who fled to Canada. Isaac Romano of Our Way Home says the 2006 celebration will honor both resisters and Canadians who helped them resettle, with sculptor Dennis Klein and artist Naomi Lewis selected for a memorial.
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