Fire burns across 10000 acres near Sacramento forcing evacuations
In San Andreas California thousands are ordered to evacuate as a heat driven forest and brush fire roars through 10000 acres in the Sierra Nevada foothills 30 miles southeast of Sacramento. 3600 firefighters battle the blaze with hundreds more en route and damage tallies reach 1.7 million dollars.
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United Way expands board to boost local input
United Way of America enlarged its board from 30 to 45 members by a 349 to 13 vote with 19 abstentions. The change adds 15 representatives from local United Way groups to involve more local involvement in national decisions. W R Howell, chairman and J C Penney CEO, said the move would improve service to members nationwide.
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Ash blankets Anchorage after Mount Spurr eruption
Volcanic ash from Mount Spurr coated Alaska's largest city creating flight disruptions at Anchorage International Airport and prompting indoor warnings for residents with respiratory issues. The ash reached over 400 miles to Yakutat and Kluane Lake while city crews cleared runways and the University of Alaska closed campuses.
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Flynn sentenced for murder of lover’s husband in Exeter
William Flynn, 18, was sentenced in Rockingham County Superior Court to 28 years to life for killing Gregory Smart, husband of his lover Pamela Smart, who is serving life behind bars. Prosecutors said she seduced Flynn and coerced the murder.
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Aggressive Lyme Disease Treatment Urged After Tick Bites
A yearlong study from the University of Pennsylvania, reported in the New England Journal of Medicine, advises treating people bitten by ixodid ticks in areas with a 3.6 percent infection risk or higher even if asymptomatic. Doctors warn about antibiotic side effects from doxycycline and amoxicillin.
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Camera reveals brain thought processes in real time
A simple camera records subtle surface brain light flicker to map thought activity. Washington researchers report in Nature that the method could identify epilepsy surgery areas and later map thought processes to precise brain locations.
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