Slain U S general buried with honors at Arlington
Maj. Gen. Harold J. Greene, the highest ranking U S military officer killed in combat since Vietnam, was buried with full honors at Arlington National Cemetery. The service featured a riderless horse, a 13 cannon salute, and speeches by his family and Defense Secretary Hagel as his son Matthew and daughter Amelia paid tribute. Greene, 55, died Aug 5 at Kabul's military academy when a gunman dressed as an Afghan soldier opened fire. He spent 34 years in the Army, authored improvements in soldier equipment, and earned a Ph D in engineering.
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Harold J. Greene
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Sept 11 suspect presses for FBI inquiry details
Lead defense attorney David Nevin warned he may withdraw from Khalid Sheikh Mohammed case unless the judge compels disclosure of FBI investigations into defense team members. At Guantanamo Bay pretrial hearing, Nevin cited strain with his client as the FBI inquiry question looms over the proceedings streamed to Fort Meade.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
Kevin Driscoll
Police urge caution on tweeting during shootings
Seattle area officers and nine agencies have launched TweetSmart to warn the public about posting during gunfights and manhunts. The campaign highlights how rapid social media sharing can hinder investigations and endanger people nearby, with officials urging restraint and timing over open sharing.
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Warrant continues in murder case with failed appearance
Linda Combs missed a trial deadline in the first degree murder case tied to the April 4 2011 disappearance and alleged murder of James Paschal Butler. Co defendants Oscar Ross Combs Sr. and Jr. are jailed in Beaver West Virginia. Trial reset for September 23 awaits commitment and possible new bond terms.
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Frontier expands rural broadband in McDowell County West Virginia
Frontier, enabled by Connect America Funds from the FCC, reports 14 broadband expansion projects in McDowell County this year. The Paynesville Jolo route, Route 83, and Ridge areas gain service with plans promoting first-time residential rates from 19.99 dollars and business speeds at 19.95 dollars. Swatts notes potential free conversions for existing Frontier satellite customers.
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Rates and Help for Gas Heat Costs Approaching Winter
Rates concern gas heating use widely as winter nears. Proposals to raise rates require approval by the Public Service Commission. Protests or intervention notices may be sent to the Executive Secretary, Public Service Commission of West Virginia, PO Box 812, Charleston WV 25323.
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EPA urged to strip state control of wells in fracking waste
National Resources Defense Council seeks federal takeover of underground injection wells in West Virginia after a letter to the EPA. The group cites illegal injections at two wells operated by Danny E. Webb Construction Inc. and cites permit expirations and a history of violations. Neighbors report water odors and stream changes near the Fayette County site while the operator contends the well is legal.
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