Census predicts Southern Western gains in 2010 reapportionment
The Census Bureau projections show Texas and Florida possibly gaining up to three House seats each, while Ohio and New York may lose as many as two apiece. Nevada leads population growth for 19 straight years, with Rhode Island and D C shrinking. national growth is 0.9 percent to 296.4 million.
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Iowa among slowest growing states in year ending July 1
Iowa added 13 430 residents to reach 2 966 334, a 0 5 percent growth rate, ranking 30th in the nation for the year and slower than most neighbors. Illinois grew 0 4 percent while Minnesota South Dakota Missouri each gained 0 7 percent and Nebraska Wisconsin 0 6 percent.
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Cincinnati Leaders Decry Islamic Center Bombings
Religious and civic leaders denounce the blasts that damaged two mosques near the Islamic Center after Tuesday night prayers. No injuries were reported as Mayor Mallory and police officials condemn the crime and urge community solidarity.
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UC wins Los Alamos lab contract amid past lapses and fraud claims
Energy Secretary Bodman announced UC and Bechtel as the winning team to manage the Los Alamos National Laboratory after a bid, despite security lapses and mismanagement allegations. The UT and Lockheed Martin rival did not prevail. Randallstown Maryland police report two off duty officers slain and a suspect self‑surrenders as the motive remains unknown.
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Son of Miami police chief pleads guilty to drug buy
Sean Timoney, 25, son of Miami Police Chief John Timoney, admitted attempting to purchase 400 pounds of marijuana from an undercover agent in federal court. He faces up to 40 years in prison and a $2 million fine.
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Robbery suspect mauled by tigers at South Africa zoo
In Bloemfontein a man accused of a knifepoint robbery was killed by tigers after fleeing security into a zoo enclosure. Police found his body after a visitor discovered him, with investigators unsure how he entered the tiger exhibit following the robbery with an accomplice.
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