Woman who set wildfire gets 12 years
Terry Lynn Barton was sentenced to the maximum 12 years in state prison for starting the 138,000 acre wildfire in Colorado that destroyed 133 homes and one business. She already had a six year federal sentence. the terms run concurrently.
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Bill would limit tuition increases
Washington proposal by Rep. Howard Buck McKeon seeks to cap tuition and fees rises at twice the inflation rate. Colleges violating the limit would face federal warnings and possible cutoff of federal aid after a one year grace period.
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Briefs on murder accessory case and energy policy notes
In Pensacola Ricky Chavis, 41, is sentenced to 320 years for being an accessory after the murder of a father by two brothers. In Washington President Bush orders rapid oil shipments to the Strategic Petroleum Reserve after Sept. 11, diverting 40 million barrels. In Houston Klein High settles a federal case allowing a student to form a pay acceptance club under the Equal Access Act. Also referencing unemployment aid proposals and child care funding debates in Congress.
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