Explosives thefts probe after ammonium nitrate losses
Federal agents investigate thefts of 1100 pounds of ammonium nitrate based explosive from Colorado and California sites. Eight 50 pound bags vanished at Pike View Quarry near Colorado Springs. 700 pounds stolen from Alpine California site. No suspects named. Local searches conducted amid concerns of misuse.
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Indian health and rights crisis outlined by Civil Rights Commission
The U S Commission on Civil Rights reports that government agencies fail to provide adequate health care law enforcement and education to American Indians. Indians face double the poverty and unemployment rates lag in graduation and life expectancy and suffer more diseases. The commission urges immediate federal action to fix disparate living conditions across Indian country.
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Lee settles dispute with cable network Spike TV path cleared
Spike Lee and Viacom settled their dispute over the use of the name. The agreement allows TNN to change its name to Spike TV after a July court announcement. Lee and Viacom lawyers read the joint statement in Manhattan Supreme Court.
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Evacuees Return to Homes in Arizona Fire Zone
Thousands of residents of Whiteriver on the Fort Apache Indian Reservation begin returning home after evacuations for a lightning sparked wildfire. About 5,000 residents were evacuated Monday as the fire neared the town.
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