Weather outlook with showers and 79 degree high
Mostly cloudy today with a 50 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms. High near 79 with humidity around 88 percent and light winds. Record high for today 93 set in 1983. Tonight partly cloudy with an overnight low around SP.
Flawless response hailed after Las Vegas BA 777 fire
British Airways Flight 2276 evacuated on the runway in Las Vegas as an engine fire broke out during takeoff. All 157 passengers and 13 crew escaped via emergency slides with only minor injuries, investigators probing the blaze while deeming terrorism unlikely.
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Presidential duel over Iran deal highlights R I divisiveness
In Washington the Iran nuclear accord became a political spectacle as Trump and Cruz denounced the deal at a Capitol rally while Clinton praised it. House Republicans debated undermining the pact, but Obama would veto and Democrats could sustain any veto, leaving the deal moving forward amid partisan tensions. Sarah Palin joined the rally as conservatives voiced opposition with banners and a mushroom cloud display.
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United Airlines scandal widens linked to Christie ally
United Airlines chief executive Jeffrey Smisek and two top executives resign amid a federal probe into possible favors trading with David Samson former head of the Port Authority. The inquiry ties to Bridgegate and Christie’s political prospects though no charges have been filed.
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US to raise refugee admissions by 5000 next year
Washington officials say the United States will increase refugee resettlements by at least 5000 next year to help ease the regional migrant crisis as Europe struggles to absorb tens of thousands from the Middle East and Africa.
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Kerry signals higher refugee resettlement quota to Congress
Two officials and a congressional aide said Secretary of State John Kerry told lawmakers in private that the United States will raise the worldwide refugee resettlement cap from 70,000 to 75,000 next year with potential for further increases. A fraction of the increase would come from Syria.
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Truck window shattered as Phoenix investigates nine highway shootings
A truck passenger window shattered on a Phoenix freeway as Arizona authorities probe nine shootings in two weeks. No injuries reported. DPS spokesman Bart Graves says glass may not be shot out. Four cars hit last week along the main freeway. a 13 year old girl cut by shattered glass.
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Arizona
State Department of Public Safety
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Hickory Creek Nursing and Rehab Center Stay Review
Patient credits Hickory Creek Nursing and Rehab Center with a successful hospital discharge. Therapy programs in Speech Occupational and Physical Therapy aided safe return home. Facility praised for nice environment and staff helpfulness. would recommend and return if needed.
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Athens City vacation time deadline sparks staff shortages
City emails reveal a looming Oct 3 cutoff that would cap vacation accruals at three years, risking mass withdrawals and staff gaps in public works, sewer, police, and lab services. Officials warn of unaddressed clogs, safety hazards, and delayed city operations as departments brace for reduced staff. Council debates stay and delay into 2016.
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New York Sets Salt Warning Rule for Chain Menus
New York City becomes the first U S city to require salt warnings on menus at chain restaurants. The Board of Health approved emblems on items with sodium above 2300 milligrams, or about a teaspoon, sparking applause from health advocates and criticism from salt producers and restaurateurs.
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