Tel Aviv suicide bombing kills five and injures forty three
Five civilians and two bombers died in a Tel Aviv cafe attack. The blast on Neve Shaanan street left over 40 injured as witnesses described a second explosion seconds later. Israel blamed the Palestinian Authority while Hezbollah claimed responsibility for Islamic Jihad.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Tel Aiv
Yossi Seddon
Neve Shaanan
Shlomit Doltzberg
Central Theater
Israel Radio
Duttu Radugan
Heom
Romania
Palestinian Authority
Yasser Arafat
David Baker
Associated Press
Wise bill redefines coal truck weight enforcement and penalties
The measure shifts enforcement from the Department of Transportation to the Public Service Commission, sets weight and speed limits, licensing, and reporting duties for shippers and receivers, outlines penalties from first to third offenses, and creates an advisory committee to oversee the program with broad state and industry representation.
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PSC
Department of Transportation
DOT
Division of Motor Vehicles, Coal Industry and Development Office
Senate
House of Delegates
Bowen urges audits of regional boards in funding plan
Bowen said little of the money reached customers and urged the State council to monitor finances. The workforce investment program gains federal funding. He noted business reps are too busy to listen, while state agency reps and nonprofit or private individuals dominate some boards. He urged legislative and state council audits of the regional boards.
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Bowen
State Council
Violence intensifies in Israel as Arafat weighs prime minister
Israeli warplanes bombed a Gaza metal works factory and forces swept Palestinian areas in the West Bank arresting a Hamas leader and killing three Palestinians. In Ramallah, Mohammed Natsheh was reportedly arrested. An Amari camp blast killed two boys aged 6 and 14 when a hidden explosive detonated. Across near Qalqiliya soldiers shot a Palestinian infiltrator and searched for another. Palestinians mourn five of eight killed in the Emmanuel bus ambush.
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EL Aviv
Israel
Gaza Strip
West Bank
Hamas
Amari
Ramallah
Qalqiliya
Mohammed Natsheh
Gaza
Mughazi
Emmanuel
Government calls in Army to aid Western firefighting effort
Boise AP Government fire managers say 650 Army soldiers from Fort Riley Kansas will be sent to eastern Oregon next week to join 17 000 firefighting personnel amid dozens of wildfires across the drought struck West. The move marks the third straight year the military has assisted in wildfire suppression. Strong heat and low humidity push fire activity with about 3.5 million acres burned this year—well above the 10 year average. Governor Jo Kitzhaber has already mobilized 500 Oregon National Guard troops to assist.
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Boise
Idaho
Oregon
West
Don Smurthwaite
National Interagency Fire Center
Colorado
Arizona
Smurthwaite
Fort Riley
Kan
Jo Kitzhaber
Oreg National Guard
Australia
New Zealand
Congress
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Singing Cookies
Gospel Enforcers
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Princeton Middle School
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Mary’s
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Princeton Salvation Army
Milly Vidot, M.D
St. Luke’s Hospital
Milly Vidot
Vidot
New York
Medical College of Pennsylvania
Chestnut Hill
St. Luke’s
Southview Drive
Bluefield, WV
Victor
St. Luke's
Princeton Comm
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