December 15, 2015 and December 16, 2014 event note
Year to date figures appear unclear. The fragment references EO CND access and science news abbreviations, with dates noted December 15, 2015 and December 16, 2014. No coherent events, entities, or outcomes are discernible to summarize.
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Record of a sweeping winter storm across the Southwest
A wintry chill grips the Southwest after storms dumped several inches of snow in northern Arizona and over a foot in Wyoming and Montana. Hard freezes are forecast from desert communities to Flagstaff with subzero temps and frost risks. Snow continues to affect travel in Utah and California while Colorado and nearby regions face closures and slowed life as schools and flights pause.
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Arizona
Wyoming
Montana
Salt Lake City
Utah
California
Bellomont
Flagstaff
National Weather Service
David Vanderheide
Phoenix
Tucson
Hogle Zoo
University of Utah
Colorado
Tures
Aseers
Denver
Mexico
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Rapid City
Police detective in Virginia kills self amid sex abuse charges
David Edward Abbott, 39, a Manassas police detective, shot himself Tuesday while resisting arrest on indecent liberties and using a device to solicit sexual offenses involving a 13 year old. He had been the lead detective in a high profile sexting case and served on a task force against crimes against children.
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Amesville
David Edward Abbott
Manassas
Virginia
Home
Prince William
Abbott
Virginias veterans program faces lawmakers scrutiny
A Virginia legislative audit questions the Virginia Veteran and Family program. It notes 35 staff statewide may be performing services without proper certification. The 2008 created program aids veterans returning from combat with brain injuries PTSD and mood disorders.
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Richmond
Terry McAuliffe
Joint Legislative Audit and Review Commission
Virginia
John L. Newby II
Department of Veterans Services
State Mental Assembly
Deadlocked Freddie Gray case jurors urged to continue deliberations
Jurors told Baltimore Circuit Judge Barry Williams they were deadlocked after about nine hours of discussions over two days in the trial of Officer William Porter. The panel weighed manslaughter and other charges in Freddie Gray's death. Police prepared for unrest as deliberations continued.
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Baltimore
Freddie Gray
Barry Williams
William Porter
Gray
Porter
Remnants of Sept. 11 be given away at Kennedy Airport
At Kennedy Airport Hangar 17, about 200 stored artifacts from Sept. 11 are being released by the Port Authority after 14 years. Items include folded shirts with dust, a PATH train car salvaged from the wreck, and other relics, many displayed as mementos or future museum pieces.
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New York
Kennedy Airport
World Trade Center
Port Authority of
New Jersey
United States
PATH
Trade Center
Museum of New York
Kingston
Hudson
New City
Erik Garces
Path Station
Connecticut Trolley Museum
Hudson River
Garces
Hangar
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