Suspect Captured After Colorado Family Killing
A man wanted for first degree murder in the killings of Reginald and Kim Tuttle and their daughter Dawn Roderick and the fire at their Colorado home was arrested in Roland Oklahoma after a monthlong manhunt. Firefighters found the bodies November 27.
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Colorado
Oklahoma
Harry Carl Mapps
Roland
Okla
Reginald
Kim Tuttle
Dawn Roderick
Pueblo County
Tuttle
Explosion near Cairo hits military intelligence site
An explosion damaged a two story military intelligence building in Anshas northeast of Cairo injuring four. State media cited a car bomb and the attack raised fears Islamist groups extend violence beyond Sinai toward mainland Egypt amid clashes at Al Azhar University and ongoing protests after former President Morsi's overthrow.
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Cairo
Anshas
Mansoura
Egypt
Sinai Peninsula
Ansar Bayt al-Maqdis
Jerusalem
Muslim Brotherhood
The
Brotherhood
Mohammad Morsi
Morsi
al Azhar University
Israel
Lebanon
Marjayoun
NNA
Moshe Yaalon
Rocket from Lebanon strikes northern Israel near Kiryat Shmona
A Katyusha rocket from Lebanon hit near Kiryat Shmona as Israeli forces answered with heavy shelling. No casualties were reported. UNIFIL urged restraint while Lebanon and Israel blamed each other and prepared for further communications.
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Jerusalem
Lebanon
Israel
United Nations
Kiryat Shmona
Unifil
U.N
Hezbollah
Nissim Malka
Bald eagle deaths in Utah worry scientists
In Utah as many as twenty bald eagles died in weeks amid puzzling symptoms. Hunters and farmers found the raptors listless with seizures, and necropsies in Wisconsin are ruling out gunshots and poison while linking the outbreak to dying grebes and possible avian diseases.
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Utah
Salt Lake City
Great Salt Lake
Mammoth Wildlit Rehabilitation Center
Buz Marthaler
Marthaler
National Wildlife Health Center
Madison
Wis
Icebound Russian vessel near rescue as Antarctic crew endure six days
Rescuers close to the polar research ship Akademik Shokalskiy, trapped in Antarctic ice for six days with 74 people aboard. Aurora Australis nears in poor visibility after Snow Dragon failed to reach the vessel. helicopter mapping aided a path to break ice.
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Aurora Australis
Akademik Shokalskiy
Australian
Maritime Safety Authority
Hobart
Tasmania
Safety Authority
Aurora
Snow Dragon
Shokalskiy
Douglas Mawson
New Zealand
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Sheikh Hasina
Afghanistan
Washington
U.S
United States
Washington Post
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Kabul
San Salvador
el Salvador
San Miguel
Civil Protection
Armando Vividor
Vire Services
Los Angeles Times
Mideast
Israel-Lebanon
Metula
Antarctic
Feu
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