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Bluefield Daily Telegraph in Bluefield, West Virginia

14 Aug 2005

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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

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Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

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Aug 14, 2005

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9

Cindy Sheehan Turns Grief Into Antiwar Crusade

Cindy Sheehan, mother of Casey Sheehan killed in Iraq, rose fromordinary Vacaville life to national figure. Her vigil outside President Bush’s Texas ranch spurred camps nationwide, drew praise and criticism, and positioned her as a leading voice for peace amid ongoing war debates.

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Wildfire destroys over a hundred homes in Washington state

A 48,000 acre southeastern Washington blaze wiped out more than 100 homes from cabins to full time residences. About 40 percent contained as cooler, moister weather aided crews. Governor Gregoire declared a state of emergency with multiple fires state wide and 32 large fires burning nationwide.

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Death sentence ordered for man who killed six in Ala

Westley Devon Harris 25 was sentenced to death for capital murder in the 2002 killings of six members of Janice Ball's family at a south Alabama farm. The judge overrode a jury’s life without parole verdict, saying the crime warranted the ultimate punishment. Ball testified she feared for her baby during a three day flight with Harris.

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